TT-33 muzzle brake

[jongun]

Anyone know of a source for a TT-33 muzzle brake in Canada?

 

[Lexthedestroyer]

Only place I've ever seen them is on the EE, or direct from gun parts warehouse (Google it). I believe they ship to Canada.

 

[jongun]

Unfortunately they only ship to the States.

 

[machman]

They now ship to Canada. Order an extra firing pin, split pin & a couple of mag plates while you're at it.

 

[jongun]

Weird. On their site it says they only ship to the states.

 

[surly]

I got a 9mm and a 7.62x25 from ebay a few months ago.

 

[wolf19534]

Weird. On their site it says they only ship to the states.

You have to call and talk to talk to Laura or Megan....414 353 1002.... I order from them all the time

 

[machman]

Weird. On their site it says they only ship to the states.

Weirder yet, on their website homepage it has instructions for Canadian customers front & center.

 

[jongun]

Aha I didn't scroll down. Thanks for the tips fellas.

 

[Lexthedestroyer]

If you were local, I'd have said order 2 and we could split the shipping, lol.

 

[jongun]

Yeah BC isn't exactly a stones throw.

 

[machman]

Something you should know about their muzzle-break...it will probably take some hand-fitting.
It took an hour of careful sanding/filing to make one fit my Polish TT. It also looks cooler than it actually works, FWIW.

 

[jongun]

Yeah they do look pretty damn cool. Either way I'll probably hold off for a bit. I'm new to pistols and figure I can just load light for now and work my way up. I'll see how I shoot with the hotter rounds and decide from there whether or not I need a brake.

 

[Hunter1970]

The "anteater" (crappy phone pic)



Parts from Laura at Gun Parts Warehouse on a '38 Soviet refurb. No fitting was required for mine or the others that were ordered.

 

[Hitzy]

Problem with these being effective is that it replaces the bushing, so the hole has to be the size of the barrel plus a few thou. Ideally brakes would be attached to the barrel and exit hole 30-50 thou over the bullet diameter. It probably won't work for #### so just plan on buying it for looks.

 

[Lexthedestroyer]

For me it would be strictly for looks. I find the. 7.62x25 to be a very light recoiling cartridge. Lighter than 9mm... That said, I've loaded up some rounds with a 76 gr .32 ACP projectile that is pretty nice to shoot, nice fireball with bullseye ( yes , I know it's a waste of powder).