I am looking for a clamp on or slipover muzzle brake for around $50, but I can't seem to find one that will fit over my .820 barrel. Does anybody know of one? Are there muzzle brakes made for other rifles that would fit in mine?
Muzzle Brake
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Re: Muzzle Brake
Smallbores,
I don't know when you can get a clamp-on brake for $50. but these guys have what your looking for.
Roedale C21 Brake
Bob
Smallbores,
I don't know when you can get a clamp-on brake for $50. but these guys have what your looking for.
Roedale C21 Brake
Bob
Re: Muzzle Brake
This flash hider goes to .824 so it would be loose by only 4 thousanths of an inch. I could probably use some loctite on it or something. Only thing that makes me hesitate is how cheap it is. Goes for only $16. Has a cool little weaver rail under it too.
http://www.thecountryshed.com/Flashider_Left.jpg
This flash hider goes to .824 so it would be loose by only 4 thousanths of an inch. I could probably use some loctite on it or something. Only thing that makes me hesitate is how cheap it is. Goes for only $16. Has a cool little weaver rail under it too.
http://www.thecountryshed.com/Flashider_Left.jpg
Re: Muzzle Brake
A flash hider is not a brake. A quality clamp on brake for $50 does not exsist, sorry. The only game in town (actually the world) for a good clamp on brake is the Roedale.
There is no f'n way I would mount that flash hider to my rifle...is that thing made out of resin?
A flash hider is not a brake. A quality clamp on brake for $50 does not exsist, sorry. The only game in town (actually the world) for a good clamp on brake is the Roedale.
There is no f'n way I would mount that flash hider to my rifle...is that thing made out of resin?
Re: Muzzle Brake
I put a bolt-on brake on my FAL and only took two shots before it went flying never to be found again. I'd recommend finding someone to thread and install a good model. Spend an extra $100 and get a proper setup, so you won't be sorry like I was. Threads all the way now for me.
I put a bolt-on brake on my FAL and only took two shots before it went flying never to be found again. I'd recommend finding someone to thread and install a good model. Spend an extra $100 and get a proper setup, so you won't be sorry like I was. Threads all the way now for me.
Re: Muzzle Brake
Wow. Yeah blowing parts off of my rifle is not what I have in mind. I've been looking at Vais and Holland threaded brakes.
Wow. Yeah blowing parts off of my rifle is not what I have in mind. I've been looking at Vais and Holland threaded brakes.
Re: Muzzle Brake
Might check out this thread... http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...004#Post1302004
John
Might check out this thread... http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...004#Post1302004
John
Re: Muzzle Brake
Threading is the best option and is what I would recomend.
Clamp on only will work 100% for guys who do not have, or cannot have, or dont want threads. But the size of the muzzle must be within tollerance of the size that the bake is designed to clamp.
Ours works and its been tested thoroughly. I cant speak for other purely clamp on types.
regards Pete
Threading is the best option and is what I would recomend.
Clamp on only will work 100% for guys who do not have, or cannot have, or dont want threads. But the size of the muzzle must be within tollerance of the size that the bake is designed to clamp.
Ours works and its been tested thoroughly. I cant speak for other purely clamp on types.
regards Pete
