308 compensator

[flashG]

anyone know who sells muzzle breaks in 308, and which is the best choice for a 700 sps tactical?
thanks

 

[arcstarter]

everyone's going to tell you "you don't need a muzzle brake don't be a wuss" but most time's its not about reducing recoil but allowing yourself to spot your own shots.

Look at Alberta Tactical Rifle they make awesome brakes and are good looking to boot.

or if your muzzle is already threaded look at Coretac's offerings

 

[emerson]

anyone know who sells muzzle breaks in 308, and which is the best choice for a 700 sps tactical?
thanks

Check corlanes sporting goods in Dawson creek. (google) I think they had a Yankee hill machine 308 in stock.

 

[AKD]

Check out the gun smith who your going to get it installed at. Alot of gun smiths have there own custom made ones.

 

[MattMoser]

PM sent

 

[jt_trouble]

Maybe OT, but I'll ask anyways.

Does the threading for a 7.62/308 Comp matter for mounting? Is it ok to use a bored out 1/2x28 AR comp?

 

[cbh560]

+1 for Alberta Tactical Rifle. They will install a good looking/functional brake that is made at the time to fit you individual rifle's barrel contour, etc. for about $350. Only catch is their's is a permanent install.

 

[svehn]

I really like my holland quick discharge. Very efficient and i like the looks. No ports on the bottom so it's great for prone.

 

[Obtunded]

It isn't the quality of the brake you need to worry about, almost all do a good job. It is the quality of the installation that is absolutely vital.

 

[kombayotch]

I use the Badger FTE break. The nice thing about it is that it's removable for cleaning or if you're shooting a discipline that isn't break-friendly. Uses the same threads as the Smith Vortex flash hider.

 

[Longshot]

You don't need one.Don't be such a wu...oh never mind.