Savage BAS/T - removing muzzle break for suppresso

Re: Savage BAS/T - removing muzzle break for suppresso

1. You should see owners manual or Savage to see if it is pinned or loc-tited in place. That would explain the difficulty.
2. If you are going to mount a suppressor, your gunsmith will remove the brake when he cuts the threads.
3. Removing it is probably more trouble than its worth until #2.
4. Performance is more about the suppressor, not the rifle its mounted to. It will essentially the be same on your rifle as other bolt actions of the same caliber.
 
Re: Savage BAS/T - removing muzzle break for suppresso

i dont have the manual that is why i was seeing if anyone has removed theirs..

i figured the suppressor would make more of the differenc than the rifle itself..
 
Re: Savage BAS/T - removing muzzle break for suppresso

The barrel and muzzle break on the BAS/T is the same as on the 10 F(L)CP-K models, you'll see the parallel notch for a wrench and it uses a crush washer which you will have to replace when or if you put the brake back on. I had a team member that had either Parabellum Industries or Precision Weapons (can't remember which) thread their suppressor to fit the barrel's threads.
 
Re: Savage BAS/T - removing muzzle break for suppresso

Generally your options are:
- Have suppressor custom threaded to match what you already have.
- Re-thread barrel to fit standard thread offered on suppressor
- Fit barrel with muzzle brake designed for suppressor attachment

But I'm not familiar with that rifle or an expert, but even if you had a suppressor that matched the threads on your rifle, you would need to ensure the proper length of the barrel has been cut.
 
Re: Savage BAS/T - removing muzzle break for suppresso

Take a look in the suppressor forum. Lots of info there. Also when you are shopping for your suppressor, the website or store can tell you what thread is required. Then you will know what route you need to go.