Clamp on Muzzle Brake
Clamp on Muzzle Brake
Has anyone used one. I have a couple rifles, mainly a Rem 700 .223 that I purchased several years ago from a forum member. Would a clamp on brake work?
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I see a metric poop of things that can go wrong with them.
IF the taper of the brake matched the taper of the barrel, then I could see it working ok.
Thats never gonna happen. It may not hold, it may allow the bullet to hit the brake if it’s cock eyed.
I wouldn't do it, but that’s me.
IF the taper of the brake matched the taper of the barrel, then I could see it working ok.
Thats never gonna happen. It may not hold, it may allow the bullet to hit the brake if it’s cock eyed.
I wouldn't do it, but that’s me.
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Short answer is no. They might work for a few rounds but you have to make sure it’s TIGHT! They will
Move around they really aren’t worth it.
Move around they really aren’t worth it.
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I’ve never used one. Haven’t had the balls.
A decent smith will thread your barrel for $75-$150. Any more than that and they better use KY.
A decent smith will thread your barrel for $75-$150. Any more than that and they better use KY.
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Make sure you paint it bright orange so that you can find it downrange.
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Well OK, that some advise from folks I trust. Thought it may be woth a try.....
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Sooooo, no…Justsomedude wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 10:33 pm Make sure you paint it bright orange so that you can find it downrange.
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So some I looked up require you to give barrel dimensions.
I 98% believe those would be fine.
But, they are the same or in some cases twice the pride it would be to have the barrel threaded. So….
I 98% believe those would be fine.
But, they are the same or in some cases twice the pride it would be to have the barrel threaded. So….
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IIRC, Jayhawker has or had one of these on s .400 Win Mag....
https://www.badgerordnance.com/fte-muzz ... b-38c.html
https://www.badgerordnance.com/fte-muzz ... b-38c.html
9mm kills the body, but .45 ACP destroys the soul!
-a Fudd, probably
-a Fudd, probably
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I think that’s a threaded barrel and the clamp is just to time the brake.
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Looks like I missed a detail. That explains a bit.
9mm kills the body, but .45 ACP destroys the soul!
-a Fudd, probably
-a Fudd, probably
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That's what I was looking at. It's the .223 I bought from BigDan several years ago. 10ish I think. Living in Miami I didn't shoot it much. Didn't seem very accurate until I figured out it has a super slow barrel twist. 52 Gr ELD-M put three in one hole the other week. I had swapped scopes and had not shot it since. Shot three at 50 to see where it was and was shocked. Mr. Z convinced me to put a brake on my .308 and I enjoined watching holes appear on the target. Now I want more of them thanks to Z and CPJ. Heading on vacation so when I get back will find a gunsmith to thread the barrel.
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Correct...the barrel is stepped down and threaded ....If I recall the installation was $100.00 or so
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