Phase 5 steps it on up into the muzzle brake game!

[Gravel Agency]

New for 2016, Phase 5 proudly presents the FAT MAN HEX BRAKE!!! Coming soon, ask you favourite dealer to get these bad oscars on order ASAP!

The FATman Hex Brake was created to solve issues faced by many competition shooters and precision rifle builders.
The 2 large (FAT) ventilated baffle sections and chambers create the compensation needed to reduce the overall recoil felt by the shooter.
The FATman Hex Brake includes two top ports machined at a 20 Deg. forward directed angle. These top ports help direct the energy of the spent gas in a manner that maintains a flat consecutive result shot after shot.
The design of the FATman Hex Brake allows the first chamber wall to sit as close to the barrel crown plane as possible. This design element was included to maintain the full accuracy of the barrel.
The iconic Phase 5 Hex design gives the FATman Hex Brake the perfect styling that custom gun builders are looking for.
- Mil-Spec Black Parkerized finish - Compatibility: 5.56mm/.223 - Length: 3” - Width: 1.26” - Weight: 6.1oz - Threading: 1/2 x 28 TPI (Threads per Inch) - Includes (1) crush washer

 

[Bobbum Man]

Oh sh*t ya

 

[Pellel2]

What would be the price??

 

[Smitsauce]

Anyone stock these yet? What price point are we looking at?

 

[Gravel Agency]

Anyone stock these yet? What price point are we looking at?

These were just introduced to us today. They should be in our system soon, and your dealers will be able to supply you with pricing info shortly.

 

[1-trident-1]

These were just introduced to us today. They should be in our system soon, and your dealers will be able to supply you with pricing info shortly.

you aren't even willing to post a MSRP?

 

[captainamazing]

you aren't even willing to post a MSRP?

This

 

[Gravel Agency]

The only MSRP out there is US based, which has little bearing on Canada and would change frequently due to the currency fluctuations. We don't set a Canadian MSRP, so once this item is available for sale the dealers will set their price.

 

[AB.boy]

FWIW I've seen it listed in the US for $99 - $115.

 

[Grove]

Any footage of the product in use coming?

Youtube has ONE? video just showing what the product looks like.

 

[1-trident-1]

FWIW I've seen it listed in the US for $99 - $115.

thank you. now we have a base.

 

[Shibby!]

Nobody asks how it works?!?

Doesn't surprise me.

 

[Suther]

Nobody asks how it works?!?

Doesn't surprise me.

Its a muzzle brake. Don't they all work the same way? (redirect gasses to reduce muzzle climb and/or felt recoil?)

 

[Jerry Champagne]

thank you. now we have a base.

Don't hold your breath on that price. I picked up a break that was 89.99 USD when it arrived in canada the price was 149.99 + shipping and Tax = $178 and then I had to get a blast diverting device as well lol. We get hosed for everything

 

[Pistolwhiptricks]

That a cool looking brake. It's got my interest.

 

[dpopl8r]

Got 7.62 ?

 

[trigger'06]

OMG lots of interest in brakes, I remember when we only had drum brakes. Man did they fade after a couple of hard stops.

All thing beings equal a good muzzle brake will control your muzzle to some extent , but will not make you shoot more accurately.

IMHO

 

[UR2X3M4ME]

Damn they are ugly. I want one!!!

 

[Waynetheman]

http://youtu.be/J9ywhFMe8_w


It seems the rear is super recessed. It's kind of a barrel shroud of sorts.

 

[9mmGunGuy]

Admirable position for a distributor to take. Don't think any other distributor lets their customers (dealers) set the price.
I guess this would result in a true supply/demand curve for the product price. Of course the distributor controls the supply so, in effect,
would control the price.

The only MSRP out there is US based, which has little bearing on Canada and would change frequently due to the currency fluctuations. We don't set a Canadian MSRP, so once this item is available for sale the dealers will set their price.