Ti PRO 3 Muzzle Brake
From Russ of Delton, Michigan on 12/24/2021.

This is my 2nd Ti Pro Muzzle Brake. I'm very happy with the performance of the Ti PRO3 and the looks of the Garnet Blasted finish.
The 1st Ti PRO3 replaced a Harrell's Brake on a 6mm DASHER hunting rifle. The Ti PRO3 is lighter and a much more effective brake.
The 2nd Ti PRO3 is for a new 6XC varmint rifle being built.

Ti Pro 3's are the real deal!
From Mike Maxwell of Plains, Montana on 8/28/2021.

This is just one of many Ti Pro's I've installed. They are the real deal! The machining is perfect. The shoulder is square to the bore. The bore is true to the outside and proper diameter for caliber. As long as the barrel is threaded properly, just index the brake and you're done! The port angles are aggressive and large making it unbelievably effective for it's size. Being made of titanium it adds almost no weight to the rifle. In my opinion, these brakes are among the very best brakes available. I'm a rifle builder so I've seen the best and the worst. My highest recommendation, you won't be dissapointed!

Amazing Brake!
From Jesse of Tillamook, Oregon on 4/8/2021.

Recently switched to 245 Bergers in my 30 Nosler running at 2900fps. The recoil reached a level that my old 3port slab just couldn't tame, especially since my daughter hunts with this rifle. I had the TiPro 3 installed and could not believe the difference in felt recoil. I had simultaneously taken video of the shot and the rifle had almost NO MOVEMENT! I've since recommended to all of my shooting buddies! This is the best thing going!

TI PRO 3
From John Stogner of Chatham, Virginia on 1/28/2021.

Super light and extremely efficient. All is cracked up to be!
Have a TI PRO 2 also. Cant tell a lot of difference in the recoil management. Both are excellent.

TI Pro 3
From Ladd of Santa Clara, Utah on 1/3/2021.

Comparing the TI Pro 3 to the Christensen Arms side port brake on my 30 Lapua AI the TI Pro 3 is the hands down winner in recoil reduction. And the first three shots were under 1/2 moa at 100 yds. I then took it to over 700 yds and hit the rock I dialed for. Felt recoil reduction and accuracy.