Remington 700 AAC-AD 223 Muzzle break

[Bigvern]

Does anyone have a muzzle break for a 700 sps 16.5'' threaded barrel?
Just got the rifle, now looking to tart it up a bit.
Thanks

 

[Farmboy]

We have some of these DD ones in stock

They work great with the 700 AAC's

 

[Buster95]

We have some of these DD ones in stock

They work great with the 700 AAC's

Do you have the same but for .308 rifle 5/8-24?

 

[umdiddly]

I have the exact same rifle. I put one of these on, from One Shot Tactical as well, great place to shop! Ordered it and it came like a couple days later! The little bit of length it adds to the barrel makes the overall rifle look alot more balanced, imo. I like it alot.

*dont forget to get a crush washer too

Pretty snazzy, no?

Here's a video I found of one on a vz-58.

 

[TacticalTeacher]

We have some of these DD ones in stock

They work great with the 700 AAC's

Darren:

I noticed that in you link to the shop you stock the 5/8" x 24 tpi AND the 1/2" x 28 tpi.

I'm just wondering which pattern comes on the Rem M700 AAC-SD .223, just clarifying. Might me in my next purchase.

Cheers,
Barney

 

[Farmboy]

1/2"x28 which is what we have in stock. I just updated the description.

 

[Guy_Lizard]

I have the same rifle in .308 I put the Battlecomp BABC from one shot tactical onto mine

 

[sunray]

"...Muzzle break..." How'd you break it? Or do you mean muzzle brake?
Why would you want a muzzle brake on a .223? MB's increase the muzzle noise and blast to the shooter.

 

[Bigvern]

^ there's always one isn't their?
Sad man.

 

[Shibby!]

I haven't really shot a .223 long range or a bolt action, but I assume like most people that wonder why others put muzzle brakes on .308's is because the lack of recoil allows you to see your own shots.

That to me is priceless. I'd love a muzzle brake on my .308.

If I go shooting myself, I see maybe 1/4 or 1/5 the shots. That means a lot of wasted ammo with no feedback.