cz 858 muzzle brake recommendations??

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I would like to put a muzzle brake on my 858. Any recommendations. I dont care how loud it is, I don't care about looks, I just want to be able to do better at next years military shoot at eesa.. ;) ... thanks....
 
We have few to choose from and more types on the way
We just got 5 different types of muzzle brakes today

http://www.corwin-arms.com/product/cz-858vz58-muzzle-brake-2

http://www.corwin-arms.com/product/cz-858vz58-muzzle-brake-1

http://www.corwin-arms.com/product/cz-858vz58-muzzle-brake-3

http://www.corwin-arms.com/product/cz-858vz58-muzzle-brake-0



corwin-arms.com



CZ 858/VZ 58 Large Muzzle Brake
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Length: 65mm, 2.5in
Diameter: 22mm
Arsenal Grade Steel
Made in Czech Republic
47.00 CAD
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Length: 65mm, 2.5in
Diameter: 22mm
Arsenal Grade Steel
Made in Czech Republic
47.00 CAD
 
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I don't know how experienced you are. But 95% of the time if you are looking to get better you need to invest in ammo. Equipment is rarely the answer.

Shawn
 
wd113 said:
faster target reacquisition is my goal.... thanks for the recomendations....
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Shawn has a strong point, as your technique (especially posture and grip) will do more for your reacquisition than anything else. But it's nice to know that your equipment isn't slowing you down at all.

I'd recommend the Czech military brake, since it was clearly designed for the rifle, and by ALL accounts it works very well.

I have used a different brake, and with my grip and posture it pushed the muzzle down under recoil (19" 858, Chinese surplus ammo). My split times between shots were the same with that brake as without a brake. Maybe with a change in grip and posture and sufficient training to reinforce it, it might reduce my splits. Or it might not, and I would have wasted a lot of time and ammo retraining to a "snowflake" posture. So I go without a brake now. That 19" rig is long enough as it is, not to mention changing the balance of the rifle unfavourably.
 
You very well could be right. my ammo is usually some version of surplus. I'm sure my posture and grip could use work too. It was an idea. I am still going to get one (I can always take it off) As far as I am concerned the best improvement for myself will come from practice, practice and more practice.:cheers:
 
wd113 said:
faster target reacquisition is my goal.... thanks for the recomendations....
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I've shot with and without the break. My opinion is its a waste of good money for such a minimal difference on a low recoil rifle. More range time is whats needed to correct your issue, not more devices. Your money is better spent with higher quality ammunition.
 
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