looking for good options for a muzzel break? its going on a remmy 700 sendero 7 rum
thanks
thanks
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Details? Hunting, competition, budget, side port, ect. What will it be used for?
Details? Hunting, competition, budget, side port, ect. What will it be used for?
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mostly bench and prone shooting at a local 1k range. looking for side and or side and top port no bottom port. I may hunt with it down east where shots typicaly start at 500 and go out from there. no natches though, for that i run either my 300 or 308
mostly bench and prone shooting at a local 1k range. looking for side and or side and top port no bottom port. I may hunt with it down east where shots typicaly start at 500 and go out from there. no natches though, for that i run either my 300 or 308
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the best muzzle brake on the market is the Holland's Radial Baffle Muzzle Brake. its not the most tactical cool looking brake on the market but works the best. the channels that redirect the blast are curves so that they provide little resistance to the gases, you will be able to spot for yourself with this brake. check out the reviews on midway.
the best muzzle brake on the market is the Holland's Radial Baffle Muzzle Brake. its not the most tactical cool looking brake on the market but works the best. the channels that redirect the blast are curves so that they provide little resistance to the gases, you will be able to spot for yourself with this brake. check out the reviews on midway.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Jim Kobe</div><div class="ubbcode-body">PLEASE,
BRAKE!!!
and, MUZZLE </div></div>
I think everyone knows what the OP meant, never felt the need to belittle anyone over a misspelling or incorrect usage of a word. I'm sure I've misused or misspelled a word before and thankfully the highly educated person I'm talking to didn't correct me about it.
I've had great luck with Ross' brakes, they look like a Holland with ports on the side and holes on the top. They work great and are reasonably priced at $45.00 each shipped. I used a rubber washer between the brake and barrel shoulder, some use a crush washer. Others like a perfect fit and have it machined to be flush with the barrel for a seamless look. Mine has never moved after using it over half of last seasons matches. He can make whatever diameter you need and ream the hole for the correct caliber.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Jim Kobe</div><div class="ubbcode-body">PLEASE,
BRAKE!!!
and, MUZZLE </div></div>
I think everyone knows what the OP meant, never felt the need to belittle anyone over a misspelling or incorrect usage of a word. I'm sure I've misused or misspelled a word before and thankfully the highly educated person I'm talking to didn't correct me about it.
I've had great luck with Ross' brakes, they look like a Holland with ports on the side and holes on the top. They work great and are reasonably priced at $45.00 each shipped. I used a rubber washer between the brake and barrel shoulder, some use a crush washer. Others like a perfect fit and have it machined to be flush with the barrel for a seamless look. Mine has never moved after using it over half of last seasons matches. He can make whatever diameter you need and ream the hole for the correct caliber.
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Check out this guy, Barker Machine, just tried one on a 375 CT and loved it.
Good luck,
Check out this guy, Barker Machine, just tried one on a 375 CT and loved it.
Good luck,
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I had a Badger FTE installed on my 308. Big difference in felt recoil.
I had a Badger FTE installed on my 308. Big difference in felt recoil.
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APA little jimmy....looks great... works great
APA little jimmy....looks great... works great
