Oversized AR muzzle breaks do they exist?

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Yes I know its kind of an odd question but I am looking for a huge style MB
the bigger the better for my AR.

Yes I know its kind of odd but to be honest I think they look cool and if there functional on my AR as well then even better. I am putting together a kind of precision/sniper type of unit for fun more than anything.

Basically I just want a nice honking piece of muzzle break on the front of my gun so I can be cool and get chicks, does anyone have any links to these if they exist.

:rolleyes:
 
How huge are you talking?

The Noveske is pretty chunky and breathes fire.

JP Enterprises has some pretty big and silly brakes as well. They rattle the teeth of people nearby.
 
I,m looking for something like the one on the barrett but for the 5.56(smaller I guess) triangular shaped, big crazy piece of metal.



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The JP one here is pretty nifty
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does anyone stock them in canada
 
I was just going to suggest the JP one, I think Sinclair Intl carries them, and they'll ship to Canada.
 
MRCLARK said:
I,m looking for something like the one on the barrett but for the 5.56(smaller I guess) triangular shaped, big crazy piece of metal.



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The JP one here is pretty nifty
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does anyone stock them in canada
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The Noveske looks cool, plus it won't make you a bunch of enemies at the range...the blast goes forward, not sideways at everyone else.
 
Paint a 2 liter soda bottle black and stick it over the A2 flash hider, should be big enough :D Seriously, what's the purpose ?? noise, recoil reduction, LCF, ???
 
Gothmog said:
I have one just like it mounted on a rifle ... it works great!

A little noisy, but no muzzle flip whatsoever. :)
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do you have any pics of the MB on the gun I'd love to see it.

Heres another one
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If the size is right I think I found what I want, as for what I need it for?

I,m crazy so its mainly for the LCF but the fact that it also does something is good too. I have a nice stainless match Oly arms barrel, mated to my DLASK rcvr, a colt bolt and bolt carrier(not that matters really) A MAGPULL PRS stock, a 24 power Bushnell(saving for a real scope) mildot optic, and a Oly Arms free floating handguard.

So next I,m considering a nice match trigger maybe a Jewel or the RRA(its going to be a bench gun) and an ARMS 36 I believe swan mount/rail.

Then maybe after than one of those ridiculous float levels so I can tell if the gun is canted, then, then, then, ah hell who knows.

Maybe a green laser for some real laughs at the range.
 
MRCLARK said:
HEY ANOTHER ADDED BONUS!!!!

I love pissing off the old timers who think them and there 1022's run the place.
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Well, if you like stainless, this may be a possibility. If you also like to make noise, this is a definite way to go:D

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When it's getting too busy on a range, this is my noise weapon of choice:) It can be more fun than farting in a crowded elevator:D
Not as loud as a JP, but for sure much louder than Miculek (DPMS). It's so loud, that it triggers car alarms in the parking lot some 50 yds away from the firing line. Small and pregnant wildlife in the vicinity of the range may experience miscarriages:eek:



But as a muzzle break, it does what it says. The felt recoil is non-existent, and no muzzle climb. The gun feels like a toy water gun.
In this pic bellow, the bottom is the same kind of M/B but blued. The small tapered one on top is a Miculek or DPMS for comparison.

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I have exactly what you are looking for, it is made of stainless steel and shiny. 2 5/8 inches long and 1 3/16 inches wide. It has 6 round holes on each side near the muzzle. 2 slots on each side near the front. There is also a cone inside the brake that the bullet enters so that it can exit the brake. It is heavy for its size and works wonderfully. It is in very good condition. Will sell for $100.00 Canadian and pay the shipping in Canada.
 
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