Anytime you mount something to the end of a barrel wither its a muzzle brake or a suppressor you can expect something to shift. The length and diameter of the barrel may have more of significant impact on the “point of impact shift” then the quality of a suppressor. In this video Gary Hughes and Mike Pappas of Dead Air Armament share their insights on this topic.
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