Muzzle breaks

What do you mean by more stable? I just bedded my forend with epoxy and filled the butt stock with clear silicon. Gun is 14 oz heavier, more balanced and feels much more solid.


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With the custom made, and fitted shark gill muzzle brake,
My Savage .308 is a pussycat, the flash and pressure is directed outward at about a 20 degree angle , that relieves rearward force( by pushing muzzle forward somewhat reducing recoil) and evenly funnels pressure outward. Very easy shooter and scary accurate.

My 12 yr old grandson shoots it like its a .223.



Jim

 

There is a muzzle break called the Hammerhead that works well

 

I am also looking for a muzzle break for the American 308, I had purchased a muzzle break from amazon but it does not fit the barrel. It sleeves right over it. to bad it looks good, good reviews for the price point.

 

I'm looking for a brake for my GSR

 

I got the screw-on for my min 14 from Accuracy Systems

 

You can go wrong with JP Enterprises

 

Hi
I just buy me the new Ruger American Rifle? I like to install the muzzle brake on my rifle and which brand will fit on my rifle? Can someone help me please.

 

I will throw another 2 cents in,
If I were you, I would be looking for a muzzle brake with a target crown on it.
Most 30 cal Muzzle brakes are tapped with the same threads unless you buy one for say a Moisen or a PTR G3 type rifle.
To do it right your gonna want to have the end of the barrel threaded, probable 5/8", so you will probably need a gun smith to do it.
I like muzzle brakes, it is nice when you can keep your eye on the target after you pull the trigger and still nicer if you can get a quicker follow up shot.

 

if you dont want to have your barrel threaded, you can try something like this..

http://wittmachine.net/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=69

 

Thank You Flipflop for reply my email and my barrel in not threaded. I can used the clamp on muzzle brake clamp on.

 

Excellent link, I've never seen that company before. Thank you!