Muzzle break

[lastonetherebuys]

Thinking of putting a break on my hunting rifle. It isn't a threaded barrel and is not a bull type barrel. I don't want to get the barrel threaded. What are a few good options?

 

[Hoag]

Talk to Jeff at Grizzly Gun Works in Hamilton ON. He will likely be able to help you out. They offer a fairly big selection including "clamp-on" brakes which do not require a threaded barrel.

http ://www.grizzlygunworks.com/Muzzle_Brakes.html

 

[triumphstorm]

I have one from Grizzly and am very satisfied with the performance. It's a clamp on. You have to take two very precise measurements at the end of your barrel, I think one is at the very end and then an inch behind that.
The finish is not the best as you can see machining marks but it does work

Gary

 

[fraserdw]

Before you buy made something the size and weight of a muzzle brake and put it on the end. Go carry it around for a day in the field. I wish I had because I hated carrying my rifle once I had a brake on it. I could not find a point of balance that was comfortable.

 

[lastonetherebuys]

Before you buy made something the size and weight of a muzzle brake and put it on the end. Go carry it around for a day in the field. I wish I had because I hated carrying my rifle once I had a brake on it. I could not find a point of balance that was comfortable.

Good call didn't even think of that one. I pack enough gear when I am out hunting that an extra pound or so will be noticeable let alone the balance point.

 

[Flappy the Corn Clown]

Before you buy made something the size and weight of a muzzle brake and put it on the end. Go carry it around for a day in the field. I wish I had because I hated carrying my rifle once I had a brake on it. I could not find a point of balance that was comfortable.

Listen to the man. I had the same problem with my Mosin. Stupidest thing I've done as a gun owner. Don't even get me started on the noise....