/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10716559
Looks to me like what they're trying to do is cancel out the effects of the BCG going backwards. In a normal gun the BCG takes up a bunch of the recoil momentum initially and then delivers it all fairly abruptly when it reaches end of travel. This can cause things like "kick" and muzzle climb since the moving mass is off-axis to the shoulder. By using a counterweight you can cancel this out and be left with just the original recoil impulse that's smoothed out by the significant mass difference between the gun and the bullet as well as being right on the bore-stock axis.

>>10716032
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>>9902922
Can someone please explain to me MSc of research and PhD ?

how do you study? and I hear that you need to publish somthing

please someone explain to me how all of this works, i'll appreciate it