Gunsmithing Instaling a muzzle break
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Re: Instaling a muzzle break
no you don't
no you don't
Re: Instaling a muzzle break
it depends on the barrel length. if it is less than 20" most people would probably need to remove the barrel.
it depends on the barrel length. if it is less than 20" most people would probably need to remove the barrel.
Re: Instaling a muzzle break
No, the process would be the same as a normal brake. Then the bearing surface is added behind the threaded area of the barrel. Those brakes are machined to exacting tolerances so the barrel should be machined to the specs laid out in the supplied literature.
I think the term "Clamp" may mislead some folks as the tolerances held when machining for this brake only allow the screw to add pressure to the bearing surface which may be only about .001" of movement.
No, the process would be the same as a normal brake. Then the bearing surface is added behind the threaded area of the barrel. Those brakes are machined to exacting tolerances so the barrel should be machined to the specs laid out in the supplied literature.
I think the term "Clamp" may mislead some folks as the tolerances held when machining for this brake only allow the screw to add pressure to the bearing surface which may be only about .001" of movement.
