Suppressors TBAC Brake Question

[Disciple]

I recently purchased the Ultra 7 and am very pleased. As I consider using it with several rifles the cost of a $125- $150 brake to buy for each rifle is adding up. Is there a place to buy them for less than $125? I was told specifically NOT TO SWITCH BRAKES BETWEEN RIFLES, but install with Rocksett.
Appreciate any suggestions.

 

[Arc Light]

Can't answer your question, but I thought TBAC recommends red thread locker instead of Rocksett?

 

[_Windrider_]

I recently purchased the Ultra 7 and am very pleased. As I consider using it with several rifles the cost of a $125- $150 brake to buy for each rifle is adding up. Is there a place to buy them for less than $125? I was told specifically NOT TO SWITCH BRAKES BETWEEN RIFLES, but install with Rocksett.
Appreciate any suggestions.

They cost what they cost. Best alternative is the Area419 system

 

[Reload10]

If your barrels are all the same thread, loctite the brake to the can and turn it into a direct thread.

 

[Shane C.]

You can switch brakes around. Just be careful if re-using shims. We don't recommend Rocksett.

Or, get a 223CB/30CB NTB (non timed brake), jump it from gun to gun. No shims, no loctite, just good and snug with a wrench (on clean threads and shoulder).

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[Disciple]

Thanks Shane, If I can switch that helps. Didn't know about non timed brake. I'll definitely do that. Love to be able to switch. Good to know. Thanks for the info.

 

[TBACRAY]

I keep a set of flash hiders in my truck to use as direct thread inserts. I like the flash hiders cause they have wrench flats and are easy to get out of the can compared to a brake.

 

[flatland1]

I've bought flash hiders for several of my CF rifles when there were no brake mounts available, and specifically for rifles that I may shoot w/o a can mounted. They won't create nearly as muzzle blast as a brake will...