re: Rem 700 / .22-250 Muzzle Break
- Thread starter idbltap
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why is it that you are looking to put a muzzle brake on a 22-250???
In any case, you could try Harrell Precision (h ttp://www.harrellsprec.com/). They make a good brake and they are cost effective. Around $30 each. Thier is a review on 6mmbr website.
In any case, you could try Harrell Precision (h ttp://www.harrellsprec.com/). They make a good brake and they are cost effective. Around $30 each. Thier is a review on 6mmbr website.
savagelover
New member
- Location
- calgary ab.
because the owner probably shoots the rifles ALOT... varmint round and all... pink mist is like cocane!
Talk to Rick at ATRS, site sponser.
Why? A brake makes a lot of sense on a precision rifle. You can see your bullet splash and sometimes even the swirl.
US made brakes may or may not be readily exportable, depending on whether or not the maker is licenced for export.
Have a look at Brownells offerings.
Dlask manufactures a line of brakes in Canada.
Whatever you get, make sure it is properly installed.
US made brakes may or may not be readily exportable, depending on whether or not the maker is licenced for export.
Have a look at Brownells offerings.
Dlask manufactures a line of brakes in Canada.
Whatever you get, make sure it is properly installed.
Rick at ATRS for sure.
He need not explain the brake to me... Donp uses one on a 6BR for shooting varmints and as Tiriaq points out, it makes it possible to watch the entire show. I was amazed at the difference.
I use a 204 so I really don't need one, but I can certainly appreciate having one on a 22-250.
He need not explain the brake to me... Donp uses one on a 6BR for shooting varmints and as Tiriaq points out, it makes it possible to watch the entire show. I was amazed at the difference.
I use a 204 so I really don't need one, but I can certainly appreciate having one on a 22-250.
cdnredneck_t3
Regular
I am thinking about putting one on my .204 SPS varmint in a HS stock. Should make it like shooting a pellet gun I hope. I'll ask Rick about it tomorrow.
Trebligilbo
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- Paradise, NB
Muzzle Brake
I'm a big fan of Vais (www.muzzlebrakes.com). They can't install across the border, but I had mine delivered, found a great machinist and had them do it. If you can't blue it, go for the stainless option. Mine's on a 308 Mauser Sporter and I notice a hell of a difference and the Vais is test-proven not to increase noise level for the shooter and spotter.
I'm a big fan of Vais (www.muzzlebrakes.com). They can't install across the border, but I had mine delivered, found a great machinist and had them do it. If you can't blue it, go for the stainless option. Mine's on a 308 Mauser Sporter and I notice a hell of a difference and the Vais is test-proven not to increase noise level for the shooter and spotter.
