Grizzly Gunworks?

[blacktemplar07]

Hey has anyone bought/used products from Grizzly Gunworks? Thoughts and opinions are welcome! Link below;

http://www.grizzlygunworks.com/

I was considering their Defcon 1 Muzzle Brake, they also have a cool-looking threaded muzzle brake with noise & flash redirector otherwise known as a fake silencer for looks.

Also to throw into the mix, any opinions on Badger FTE brakes as well would be helpful,

Along on the same line of thinking, clamp-on brake vs threaded brake when you currently have no threads on your barrel? Worth it to have the threading gunsmith work done?

The jist I can gather is that a properly machined clamp-on brake with minimal clearances should function without issue. Bonus of threading being an added level of assurance that it will not wiggle off. 6 in one, half dozen in the other it would seem.

Let me know what you think,

Cheers,

-Andrew

 

[bush]

Grizzly



Jeff does great work. He did this barrel chop for me and fabricated this brake. Each one is hand milled no CNC. This one is threaded.

 

[TFunfer]

I have the Defcon 1 muzzle brake on my Tikka T3 Sporter. It is in stainless steel with black finish, very nicely machined.

 

[dastt]

ive had 3 of those breaks done for friends guns, they all perform flawlessly, he does great work.

he just chambered and threaded a barrel for me, very good guy to deal with. does excellent work

 

[Moser40s&w]

I've had the thread on defcon 1 brake and fit and finish was top notch. Worked really well. Cool factor was there if you want that. Great to deal with. Answers emails and phone calls. I waited about 2 months for mine though.

One bonus I found with the defcon brake was almost zero dust cloud shooting prone

 

[blacktemplar07]

Perfect, thanks for the responses guys. Glad to hear of the lack of a dust cloud.

 

[Bear_Blade]

I'll add my recommendation. Jeff Built me a bolt on, couldn't be happier!