So what is your crown when running a muzzle brake. Is it the last baffle in the brake where the bullet exits? Or is it the actual crown on the barrel after the threads?
- Thread starter Sebben
- Start date
Re: Crowns and muzzle breaks?
you always have a crown on the end of the barrel, threads or no threads.
you always have a crown on the end of the barrel, threads or no threads.
Re: Crowns and muzzle breaks?
Your crown is your crown and your brake is your break.
Your crown is your crown and your brake is your break.
Re: Crowns and muzzle breaks?
you can also crown your brake.
you can also crown your brake.
Re: Crowns and muzzle breaks?
The "crown" would be the last place at which the projectile is directly in contact with the lands and grooves of the barrel. But if you are trying to figure out if the end of the muzzle BRAKE (not "break") is the end of the barrel for length purposes then that is an entirely different issue.
The "crown" would be the last place at which the projectile is directly in contact with the lands and grooves of the barrel. But if you are trying to figure out if the end of the muzzle BRAKE (not "break") is the end of the barrel for length purposes then that is an entirely different issue.
Similar threads
