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I just added a new item to the website, the NEA Brake Shield. They are available for 30 cal rifles with a 5/8-24 thread and 556 rifles with a 1/2-28 thread.
NEA Brake Shield: The body is made from suppressor grade 316 stainless steel. The muzzle brake is 4140 with a nitrade finish.
http://www.theammosource.com/index.p...ort=20a&page=3
any pictures of them mounted on a AR15?
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These would be good not to piss of your neighbour on the range, but I wonder what the recoil impulse feels like with one of those on.
What's the point of having a brake if you're not pissing off everyone on the line???
Yup :-)Originally Posted by Phat Eagle
What's the point of having a brake if you're not pissing off everyone on the line???
Should be mandatory lol
I hate getting stuck beside a short AR with a brake. I get it, different strokes for different folks, but please respect the people who share the firing line. It's not like a brake makes a big difference when shooting 223 from a bench...
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Here is a gun with the new rail (sold separately) and the new brake shield installed.
Ryan
So is that totally solid? Like no ports at all like a pig? Say if I had a brake and a shorter barrel I could slip that puppy on and just expose 1/2 inch out of guard?
CCFR
Well I kinda dig thatHere is a gun with the new rail (sold separately) and the new brake shield installed.
Ryan
Will the brake fit inside an NEA rail?
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