Coretac Clamp-On Muzzle Break

[Shadow9]

You guys have any experience with the "CoreBrake™ Clamp-on Muzzle Brake for any rifle without threaded barrel"?

http://www.coretacsolutions.com/products_CTS_CLMZ.htm

Or should I get my 700 SPS threaded and go with a screw on?

Thanks,

 

[Spinalmath]

Hi,

I got one on Monday (took about one week from the time I ordered it!). I have not try it yet, but it's really easy to install, the quality of the product is great and it looks bad*ss. I have a Rem 700P with a 26 inches barrel. Here is the picture. Pretty happy with the result and the ordering process.

 

[tbough]

I put one on my Remington 300WM. It made a big difference in felt recoil but I have no experience with any other brake.

 

[Shooter ----/]

Have your barrel threaded and when ordering a brake, order the gunsmith install version.

Brakes work by stripping gasses from the bullet as it passes through the baffles in the brake. The only way to get a nice "tight" fit and ensure the bullet is coming through the brake centered, is to have the gunsmith install it and use your muzzle as a center for opening the brake to the correct diameter and location. Spin on and clamp on brakes will help some but may not be as potentially effective as is possible.

 

[Shadow9]

Nice rig you have there!

Hi,

I got one on Monday (took about one week from the time I ordered it!). I have not try it yet, but it's really easy to install, the quality of the product is great and it looks bad*ss. I have a Rem 700P with a 26 inches barrel. Here is the picture. Pretty happy with the result and the ordering process.

 

[Shadow9]

Thanks for your reply, looked into it quickly, not much more expensive to have the barrel threaded compared to clamp-on...

Coretac is 300$
Install of muzzle break (or brake???) 125 plus break, breaks go for about 150$
So just about the same price

Have your barrel threaded and when ordering a brake, order the gunsmith install version.

Brakes work by stripping gasses from the bullet as it passes through the baffles in the brake. The only way to get a nice "tight" fit and ensure the bullet is coming through the brake centered, is to have the gunsmith install it and use your muzzle as a center for opening the brake to the correct diameter and location. Spin on and clamp on brakes will help some but may not be as potentially effective as is possible.

 

[Loganator]

Try looking up grizzley gun works clamp on muzzle brakes. $235 made in canada