I'm seeing more and more muzzle brakes hit the market that allow for hand threading - like the Insite Arms Heathen and Area 419 Hellfire. No wrench or thread locker required.
When it comes to TOMB cans like the TBAC Ultra - why do the brakes need to be timed on with peel washers, locked on with peels, and torqued on with a wrench? Is this a CYA measure for baffle strikes, or is something else at play here? Would love to see a brake I could hand install and hand remove, allowing a TOMB brake to be easily and quickly swapped between guns with 1 brake, 1 can.
When it comes to TOMB cans like the TBAC Ultra - why do the brakes need to be timed on with peel washers, locked on with peels, and torqued on with a wrench? Is this a CYA measure for baffle strikes, or is something else at play here? Would love to see a brake I could hand install and hand remove, allowing a TOMB brake to be easily and quickly swapped between guns with 1 brake, 1 can.