New Canadian AR Brake |||*|||

[NeitArms]

Our new Crusader Series of Muzzle Brakes for the AR-15. Quick dissipation design. These are made in 330 series stainless and finished in Black Oxide. All future models will be produced out of 4140 and done in Milspec Parkerizing. These were designed in direct response to requests we received for a very effective brake that minimized Dust Print. These do an excellent job of both keeping you on target and keeping the environment on the ground where it belongs. They tested very well this summer both in competition, sport shooting and in military applications. I'd like to thank all of the people that helped in the testing and development of these brakes. Your input was invaluable. Feel free to share your experience with these if you wish.

These should be up on our store by days end and notices are out to our dealers. The AR brakes will come with a new crush washer. I'll also try and get some clearer pictures up shortly. We also have a modified version of this for the VZ-58 available.

 

[evilhaze]

Why would you need to muzzle break a .22 caliber round??

Got one that would fit an M14?

 

[Deckard]

Shorter, for 9mm AR?

 

[dudley2112]

Why would you need to muzzle break a .22 caliber round??

Got one that would fit an M14?

i said the same thing until i tried the break my buddy had on his ar, dramatically increased my accuracy for the rapid sections of CQB.

 

[NaOH]

Because the YHM break on my AR allows me to fire off a ten round mag without a millimeter of barrel rise. Pretty important if you compete or are into any sort of speed shooting.

Why would you need to muzzle break a .22 caliber round??

 

[badboybeeson]

Because the YHM break on my AR allows me to fire off a ten round mag without a millimeter of barrel rise. Pretty important if you compete or are into any sort of speed shooting.

 

[NeitArms]

Why would you need to muzzle break a .22 caliber round??

Got one that would fit an M14?

If you don't know, you likely don't need one. But those that compete or the military specifically value the ability to shoot fast and stay on target. The advantage to our break is that it disperses very little blast below the horizontal so it does not disturb sand/dust under the barrel.

 

[DAR 701]

Just ordered myself one of the new muzzle brakes. Looking forward to giving it a workout this spring!

 

[cbabes]

Why would you need to muzzle break a .22 caliber round??

Got one that would fit an M14?

You obviously haven't shot any CQB matches.

 

[Jamie]

I did get to test this brake.The machine work was top shelf, and did a great job of keep muzzle climb down and I could do full mag dumps and keep in A-Zone (head) at 25meters I will be buying one in the new year for my 16" blaster

 

[Boomer99]

Thanks for the post. I'll look into it.

 

[NeitArms]

I did get to test this brake.The machine work was top shelf, and did a great job of keep muzzle climb down and I could do full mag dumps and keep in A-Zone (head) at 25meters I will be buying one in the new year for my 16" blaster

Yours are on us for the work.

 

[b_w.]

going to order one for my 10.5!

 

[aftermidnight]

x2 for the M14 shorties.

You should also run a batch in 5.56 with the 14x1R threading for the CSA rifles.

 

[DAR 701]

x2 for the M14 shorties.

You should also run a batch in 5.56 with the 14x1R threading for the CSA rifles.

Running some for the CSA rifles in .223 would be an excellent idea!

 

[Throttle_monkey1]

Can you make one in 308 for my incoming RFB?

 

[Farmboy]

Sounds like our inventory of these will be arriving tomorrow

 

[NeitArms]

Can you make one in 308 for my incoming RFB?

We have a 7.62 version for the VZ, same design, but a little fatter to provide more surface area in the ports. It may be possible to have some run for the AR-10.

 

[Onagoth]

Not a bad price at all, might ahve to pick one up

 

[Throttle_monkey1]

We have a 7.62 version for the VZ, same design, but a little fatter to provide more surface area in the ports. It may be possible to have some run for the AR-10.

Sweet! Would you be using 1/2-28 or m14x1 threading? I would prefer standard instead of metric.