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        <description>The Hammer Brake has been in development at PsychWard Labs for a while now, but eventually 3D prints, CAD models, and design ideas have to make it to the range. In this video, we put the PsychWard Labs Hammer Brake through its first real round of testing on both a 5.56 AR-15 and 7.62x39 AK. We compare the exact same firearms with the Hammer installed versus no muzzle device, look at the recoil and muzzle movement in slow motion, and test the Hammer as a suppressor host across multiple setups. The results were extremely encouraging. On the AR-15, the Hammer made a massive difference in both felt recoil and muzzle movement. The AK obviously has more going on with 7.62x39, but the reduction in recoil and muzzle flip was noticeable both behind the gun and in the slow-motion footage. We also tested the Plan B suppressor mounting system with multiple suppressors on both platforms with no reliability issues, end cap strikes, or alignment issues, and the exterior threads stayed surprisingly clean throughout the suppressed testing. This video is also a little different for MuzzleBroke. PsychWard Labs is my company, and I can't ask you guys to support something I'm building while hiding behind the mask. So for the first time, I'm stepping out from behind MuzzleBroke and talking to you as Mark, the founder of PsychWard Labs. The Hammer is a 17-4 stainless steel Plan B taper-mount muzzle brake designed to provide strong recoil and muzzle-rise reduction while still functioning as a practical suppressor host. We're currently moving toward production, with more testing, development updates, and potentially some additional AK-specific tweaks still to come. This isn't about telling you we built the greatest muzzle device ever made. It's about showing you what we're building, how we're testing it, what works, what doesn't, and letting the results speak for themselves. 🧪 PSYCHWARD LABS Follow the development of The Hammer Brake, The Harpoon, and everything else we're working on: Instagram: @PsychWardLabs 🔥 MuzzleBroke Deals: https://direct.me/muzzlebroke ⏱️ Time Stamps 00:00 Montage 00:22 Introduction 00:37 Why I’m Taking the Mask Off 01:17 What Is the Hammer Brake? 02:17 AR-15 First Shots 03:48 AR-15 Brake vs. No Brake 04:51 AR-15 Slow-Motion Comparison 05:44 AK First Shots 06:50 AK Brake vs. No Brake 07:15 AK Slow-Motion Comparison 07:48 Suppressor Testing 08:09 AR-15 Suppressed Testing 09:47 AK Suppressed Testing 11:33 AR-15 Test Results 13:42 AK Test Results 16:33 Final Thoughts &amp; What’s Next 💥 If y’all enjoyed the video, make sure to SUBSCRIBE and drop a comment below: What do you think of The Hammer Brake so far; and what do you want to see us test next? We've got a lot more PsychWard Labs development, prototype testing, builds, and MuzzleBroke range reviews coming soon. Hit the notification bell so you don't miss the next one!</description>
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