Today I tried installing my TBAC muzzle break and I took some of the peel washer off and at hand tight the break was a just slightly past timed. I got the thinnest piece of peel washer I could which bent slightly and holding the action in my hand I could get a wrench to get the break perfectly timed but closer than if I took that slightly bent layer off and torqued it slightly past timed. The reality is I will be shooting the rifle almost exclusively with a suppressor once it gets out of jail so I’m not as worried about perfect timing. My question is since the extra layer was slightly bent but closer to timed and I ES sable to torque it a bit more should I remove the bent layer knowing that if I torque it down without that layer to get the break tight I would be past time and more out of timing than current. I just saw where TBAC has said it could affect alignment if the peel washer is bent some. Is that the case even if it’s a single layer? @TBACRAY
- Thread starter Mojo0254
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As long as the peel washer isnt folded over itself, you should be fine.
No it just bent and had a crease or two where it bent as I tried to cut two individual layers apart
Youre fine. Its shim stock, and 99% of it is still standing up fine and keeping the brake square.
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I have also considered with no washers it times upside down but since I’m going to be using it with a suppressor shouldn’t matter.
Or buy their non timed brake they just released.
Agreed
