Suppressors .338 TB recall

[High H2o]

Hey all,
Been lurking for sometime, but wanted to get some thoughts on the options for the recall. Mine are direct thread. It says on the TB website that:
" If you have a direct-thread 338P-1 or 338P, we will provide a brake. If you want to retain the "direct thread" functionality, please let us know in the RMA note."
My question is should I opt for the Brake or stay with the direct thread? I've messed up some threads on my lapua (am more careful now) I think the brake would be more convenient, but am worried about having to rezero when reinstalling the suppressor.

Any thoughts would be appreciated! Thanks!

 

[Zak Smith]

Using the brake mount is more solid. No zero issues.

 

[TBACRAY]

Brake all the way

308 at 700 Yards on off repeatability test
https://thunderbeastarms.com/news/30cb9-accuracy-and-repeatability/

260 at 700 yards on off repeatability test
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZsZ-x6j27k

 

[High H2o]

Great vids, definitely the way to go! Thanks!

 

[cruze5]

i have 2 brakes from TB and 4 flash hider CB mounts. you will very happy with your results i know i am

 

[DetroitRearView]

Brakes all the way...consistent return to zero everytime

 

[BurnOut]

I'm with the others... muzzle brake all the things. Part of that is due to the functionality of the brake as a mount, and part of it is that even when not shooting suppressed, you get the benefit of recoil reduction. Additionally, the chambers in the brake serve partially as sacrificial baffles to help reduce blast baffle erosion in the can (though as I understand it, TB's latest architecture is such that the DT models essentially have a brake semi-permanently mounted in the can).

 

[High H2o]

Thanks everyone!