i know that Napa carries a lot, but that's not the kind of brake i'm looking for. i'm pipe-dreaming my first precision rifle, and i'm planning a brake. i've searched Midway and Brownell's, but they seem to have primarily AR-type muzzle brakes. is there another vendor that i should know about, or should i just try to whip one out on the CNC's at work? (btw, the latter option isn't that feasible, they get pissed if i work on private projects, plus, i'd rather just buy one so i know it's done right)
Gunsmithing what's a good source for brakes?
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Re: what's a good source for brakes?
Go to www.snowymtnrifles.com
Look at muzzle brakes.
I know I'll get hammered on this, but this brake will shut any gun down. It was originaly a Lawton Cheytac brake, I think a dude from Lawton went to work at Snowy Mtn, copied it.
Don't get mad Chad, but Garrett at Longrifles Inc. fired one of these on a 7mm SAUM they built for me, he said it was the best brake he'd ever fired.
Go to www.snowymtnrifles.com
Look at muzzle brakes.
I know I'll get hammered on this, but this brake will shut any gun down. It was originaly a Lawton Cheytac brake, I think a dude from Lawton went to work at Snowy Mtn, copied it.
Don't get mad Chad, but Garrett at Longrifles Inc. fired one of these on a 7mm SAUM they built for me, he said it was the best brake he'd ever fired.
Re: what's a good source for brakes?
ok, are there any sources where i can look at more than one brake? that one looks good, Milo, but i'm wanting one in Stainless. my goal is to have a gun that is virtually impervious to the elements. it'll be my hunting rig, and maybe i'll shoot it from a rest once in a while. maybe.
ok, are there any sources where i can look at more than one brake? that one looks good, Milo, but i'm wanting one in Stainless. my goal is to have a gun that is virtually impervious to the elements. it'll be my hunting rig, and maybe i'll shoot it from a rest once in a while. maybe.
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Re: what's a good source for brakes?
The ad says, chrome moly or SS.
The ad says, chrome moly or SS.
Re: what's a good source for brakes?
Ross's $40 brake is all you need.
It's sorta like a PRI QC brake, but he makes them to your specific size.
Ross's $40 brake is all you need.
It's sorta like a PRI QC brake, but he makes them to your specific size.
Re: what's a good source for brakes?
Check out the Miller, we get our hands on allot at TGR and its the best at taming recoil imho
http://tacticalgunreview.com/blog/2011/12/miller-precision-arms-hammerhead-muzzle-break/
Check out the Miller, we get our hands on allot at TGR and its the best at taming recoil imho
http://tacticalgunreview.com/blog/2011/12/miller-precision-arms-hammerhead-muzzle-break/
Re: what's a good source for brakes?
thanks fellas. now i just have to figure out what rifle i want to do this to!!!
thanks fellas. now i just have to figure out what rifle i want to do this to!!!
Re: what's a good source for brakes?
APA Bastard brakes are my favorite so far.
Badger thrusters are what we use most.
APA Bastard brakes are my favorite so far.
Badger thrusters are what we use most.
Re: what's a good source for brakes?
I use the Vias type brakes on hunting rifles, and the Fat Bastard brakes on the competition rifles. Send me a PM if interested in the Vias type brakes. Regards. Roskoe.
I use the Vias type brakes on hunting rifles, and the Fat Bastard brakes on the competition rifles. Send me a PM if interested in the Vias type brakes. Regards. Roskoe.
Re: what's a good source for brakes?
Go to http://www.jprifles.com/
Look at recoil eliminators,they work!!!!
Go to http://www.jprifles.com/
Look at recoil eliminators,they work!!!!
Re: what's a good source for brakes?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 2156SMK</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Ross's $40 brake is all you need.
It's sorta like a PRI QC brake, but he makes them to your specific size.</div></div>
+1 for Ross.
E-mail for Ross: [email protected]
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 2156SMK</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Ross's $40 brake is all you need.
It's sorta like a PRI QC brake, but he makes them to your specific size.</div></div>
+1 for Ross.
E-mail for Ross: [email protected]
Re: what's a good source for brakes?
Do any of you have experience with the BABC from BattleComp on a bolt gun? I have one laying around that I was originally going to use on a 300BO, but went with a different unit, and since they cost a fortune, I figured I could use it on my R700 build.
That Hammerhead is looking pretty good as well, I may give that one a try if the BABC is a no go.
Do any of you have experience with the BABC from BattleComp on a bolt gun? I have one laying around that I was originally going to use on a 300BO, but went with a different unit, and since they cost a fortune, I figured I could use it on my R700 build.
That Hammerhead is looking pretty good as well, I may give that one a try if the BABC is a no go.
Re: what's a good source for brakes?
The Ross brake is pretty hard to beat for the money and it works. The more brakes I try the harder it is for me to find a noticeable difference between them so why pay more. I payed like 60 bucks more for my APA little bastard then for my Ross. I like the Ross better due to the ports at 12 o'clock. YMMV.
The Ross brake is pretty hard to beat for the money and it works. The more brakes I try the harder it is for me to find a noticeable difference between them so why pay more. I payed like 60 bucks more for my APA little bastard then for my Ross. I like the Ross better due to the ports at 12 o'clock. YMMV.
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