New Muzzle Break and Bolt Knob :D
- Thread starter timoram
- Start date
- Location
- Virden, MB
I think I'm in love.
- Location
- London, Ontario
Have you shot it yet? any ideas how loud it is and how well it works with the brake??
thanks, looks good man
thanks, looks good man
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BigUglyMan
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- New Scotland
I can't figure out brakes on a 308.
It must be the Tacticool Factor
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I do that now with a rifle with out a break .If you shoot with your muzzle brake on and have your rifle sighted in/ zeroed when you remove and reattach your muzzle break you have to re-zero it
I often shoot 500 rounds a sitting. The day after my shoulder is pretty soar. Not to mention the years of football that has taken a tole on my shoulder. This is why i added the brake. I choose this one as it was the more effective in reducing recoil not for looks. Personally I think its more suited on a tank but ya 
Rifle will remain with the brake on unless I need to remove it, I'm not worried about re-zeroing.
Yes, it is LOUD. I will not shoot this with another person in the booth next to me but it makes watching the holes appear in the targets a lot easier. I figure any mechanical advantage available is a good one to have.
I had a Badger Ordinance bolt knob on before but i had this new style put on and I must say I am way happier with it. The knurled portion makes it feel very positive.
Regards,
Tim
Rifle will remain with the brake on unless I need to remove it, I'm not worried about re-zeroing.
Yes, it is LOUD. I will not shoot this with another person in the booth next to me
but it makes watching the holes appear in the targets a lot easier. I figure any mechanical advantage available is a good one to have. I had a Badger Ordinance bolt knob on before but i had this new style put on and I must say I am way happier with it. The knurled portion makes it feel very positive.
Regards,
Tim
