Hypertap® Ti Muzzle Brake
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DESCRIPTION
The Hypertap Ti is purpose-built for ultralight rifles, redefining performance in a compact and lightweight package. Crafted from aerospace-grade titanium, it is 45% lighter than the original stainless-steel Hypertap, making it an ideal choice for hunters and precision shooters seeking top-tier performance without adding unnecessary weight.
Retaining the industry-leading recoil reduction of its predecessor, the Hypertap Ti achieves up to 80% recoil reduction, depending on cartridge and bullet weight. Its advanced 3-baffle design and safe 35° baffle angle ensure unparalleled control and shooter comfort.
Engineered for convenience, the Hypertap Ti features a self-timing installation, eliminating the need for shims or crush washers and simplifying the setup process. It’s also easy to clean, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability in the field.
The pre-drilled top ports are optimized to counteract the pronounced muzzle climb of ultralight rifles, delivering superior follow-up shot accuracy. Compact and efficient, this brake is the perfect companion for the streamlined design of ultralight hunting and pack rifles.
Upgrade your rifle with the Hypertap Ti—the lightweight, high-strength, and precision-engineered solution for ultimate recoil control.
Minimum recommended barrel length 14.5”
*Scroll to FAQ section on this page for further explanation
FEATURES
OPTIMIZED TO BE ULTRALIGHT
Titanium build allows the Hypertap Ti to be 45% lighter than the standard Hypertap - without compromising on recoil reduction.
PRE-DRILLED FOR MAXIMUM COMPENSATION
Top tuning ports are pre-drilled to direct gases upward and reduce aggressive muzzle climb associated with ultralight rifles.
INTEGRATED TIMING NUT
No shims are required to time the Hypertap, making installation quick and easy.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When selecting a caliber for one of our muzzle devices, the correct choice is based on your cartridge's actual bullet diameter. For example; if you have a .300 Win Mag, you would select a 7.62/.308 muzzle device. This is because the bullet for that cartridge is a .308" diameter. For a more detailed explanation and examples, check out our Caliber Fit Guide.
You can, we just don't really recommend it. Reverse-venting brakes do just that; vent gases in the reverse direction from what they were traveling. This design is how such high recoil reduction ratings are achieved. But because of that, gases and concussion are directed back to the shooter. Barrels below 14.5" can cause these forces to be quite drastic to some individuals, and more extreme depending on what caliber you are shooting. For a more detailed description, you can read our Muzzle Brake Safety Memo.
RESOURCES
For thread specifications, general information, and more - visit our Technical Resources page: