Which Linear Break....

jcoulson64

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So Ive got a 10.75" Barrel inside a I think 11" KAC URX 3.1 rail. I want to go with a linear break. What im wondering is which you've all had experience with (flaming pig, AWG linear, Hera, DLASK, etc) and if any had any noticeable advantages over the other. Any preferences? Any known compatability issues (ie, wont fit inside a URX 3.1 etc)?

Thanks in advance.
 
They will all perform similarly, and don't provide much brake effect, but they do help with muzzle blast directing it forward
 
I have both the Hera and Dlask arms xb1.
Can say the Hera helped huge at taming the 7.5" ar15, and helped with much smoother cycling.
Bought the Dlask xb1 for vz58 7.5", but due to ice age type weather here in the prairies, have not had a chance to fire.
Though I am expecting equal or greater quality then the Hera, from Joe at Dlask.
Both cost about $100.00 each
 
The AGW linear and the Troy claymore are indistinguishable from each other..... I have both.... The claymore looks "more tacticool" than the AGW, but at a higher cost. Both preform the same as near as my MK-I shoulder, eye and ear can tell......
 
tunabreath said:
Any opinions on 2-in-1 systems like this?
http://www.tacticallink.com/Ferfran...ssion-Reduction-Device-for-AR15-5.56-223.html

I recall seeing a Canadian made clamp-on style one that hosted a suppressor tube using the muzzle brake component as the first three baffles as well.
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That's cool.....

A machinist buddy of mine and I were discussing something like this the other day..... But we were thinking more of a mo-dinga break inside of a "bloop tube"..... Another friend was quick to point out that it would likely get a fella in trouble cuz with a piece of foil tape the end could be covered and therefore a prohibited device......
 
notsorichguy said:
That's cool.....

A machinist buddy of mine and I were discussing something like this the other day..... But we were thinking more of a mo-dinga break inside of a "bloop tube"..... Another friend was quick to point out that it would likely get a fella in trouble cuz with a piece of foil tape the end could be covered and therefore a prohibited device......
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Yes it would , and muzzle device that reduces sound would be classed as a prohibited device.
 
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