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You can sure. If you do I'd emphasize that the threads need to be treated with condersol (not sure if I spelled that correctly) prior to hardening.
When I make brakes I use a slug of barrel steel. This way I know its of similar properties. Does it matter? I doubt it seriously, but I just like doing it that way.
Condersol will protect the threads. You may find that the threads bell mouth or shrink slightly after heat treatment. If it were me and I was doing this I'd make the brake and have it completely done prior to fitting to ensure a quality thread fit with the barrel.
Heat treating the muzzle brake serves no purpose in my opinion. This would be an unnecessary expense in regards to manufacturing. The SAE4140 barrel material is alloyed for toughness, shear, & tensile strength in the as recieved condition. The same applies to stainless steel barrel stock.