New AGW Linear Muzzle Brakes

Farmboy

Farmboy

CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Location
Quebec
These are now in stock.

Located on the website here.


The AR brake will fit inside all the rails we have tried with DD being the smallest.

175119_468110799905937_862271858_o.jpg
 
So, I was talking to Darren today and these aren't exactly flying off the shelf.

Since I realize that we are relatively new to this segment of the market, and nobody really knows who we are, we want to give a little incentive to the buyer and get our product out there, recognized and appreciated.

To show our commitment to our current customers, and to the new ones who may be a bit skeptical about a newcomer, we will be offering a $10 mail in rebate to anyone who purchases one of these from OSTS between now and 31 Oct. Do we think that the retail price is too high?...Absolutely not. Comparable products are priced from $40-$100+. Do we think that it is hard to break into the market with a new product and no big fancy name behind you?...Absolutely. You might have noticed we haven't given this brake a super cool, mean sounding name. Well, it's coming and being the sarcastic SOB that I am, the names will be a bit "tongue in cheek" so to speak :) We hope this will show our commitment to the Canadian firearms market and allow new customers to enjoy our product with a bit of a price break. Who doesn't like to save money right?

The rebate is simple. Buy one of our linear muzzle brakes from OSTS between now and 31 Oct, email us a copy of the sales receipt (mike@allengunworks.com) clearly showing what you purchased and the date, and we will send you your $10. Please be sure to include an address to send it to!!
 
is this good for really sbr like 7.5? Other than redirecting the noise and pressure, are there any of those perceived benefits that pig and xb1 gives - increased reliability through increase dwell time, back pressure blah blah blah....

My sbr is quite reliable with a regular a2 already, but if this will add to reliabilty of shooting different types of 5.56 or 223 and increase reliability and consistently...then I'll go for it.

I'm no expert on any of that gas and cycling issues so...just a yes/no would be fine.
 
Yes I would like to know if this brake will still allow my 7.5in to cycle properly as I have a XB1 right now and its required or it will FTC. What set ups has your brake been tested on? thanks. Also, would like to see some clever names with these products :D

Edited to add a Q: Also the pics make it look like a glossy finish, is it a gloss or a matte finish? The gloss would look kind of funny on my gun..
 
Allen Gun Works said:
So, I was talking to Darren today and these aren't exactly flying off the shelf.

Since I realize that we are relatively new to this segment of the market, and nobody really knows who we are, we want to give a little incentive to the buyer and get our product out there, recognized and appreciated.

To show our commitment to our current customers, and to the new ones who may be a bit skeptical about a newcomer, we will be offering a $10 mail in rebate to anyone who purchases one of these from OSTS between now and 31 Oct. Do we think that the retail price is too high?...Absolutely not. Comparable products are priced from $40-$100+. Do we think that it is hard to break into the market with a new product and no big fancy name behind you?...Absolutely. You might have noticed we haven't given this brake a super cool, mean sounding name. Well, it's coming and being the sarcastic SOB that I am, the names will be a bit "tongue in cheek" so to speak :) We hope this will show our commitment to the Canadian firearms market and allow new customers to enjoy our product with a bit of a price break. Who doesn't like to save money right?

The rebate is simple. Buy one of our linear muzzle brakes from OSTS between now and 31 Oct, email us a copy of the sales receipt (mike@allengunworks.com) clearly showing what you purchased and the date, and we will send you your $10. Please be sure to include an address to send it to!!
Click to expand...

PM sent.
 
Yes. But I won't stop there. When we tested it on my 7.5 it dramatically improved cycling. You could empty a mag as fast as you could pull the trigger with no issues. This is a result of the increased back pressure as you mentioned.
 
Sold, I'm down with OPP yeah you know me.
Just going to see what else I can add to the cart.
 
Too bad this came just after I bought a brake for my rifle.
Literally days after, I havent even shot the rifle with the brake yet!!
 
Just placed my order... cant believe I didnt find this sooner. Ive been searching for a nice looking, well priced brake for my VZ for a long time.
 
Just got mine and installed it. Fits great and the wrench grooves make it easy to get it tight. To those who are wondering, it does no have the indexing grooves for the little pin on a VZ58. I got mine in under 2 days. Dang good service.
 
Would be very interested in one as I want to try and change up from my other MB. But I'd have to ream the .223 brake to 7.62 to make it fit on my re-threaded Norc M-14 barrel.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom