VZ58 muzzle brakes which one looks the coolest and doesn't fall off.

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I am looking for a muzzle brake for my vz58 more for eye pleasing to look bad a$$. What are your opinions on which one to get? Remember I want it to look cool and tactical(bad a$$).
 
Running this brake right now. Standard issue. Works and looks right on my 11.8 carbine.

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This brake is interesting if you want a ak74 look...

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But really, there are too many to list. Just google "vz58 brake" and you can spend quite some time looking at all the variety to be had.
 
Honestly I've tried many. Some big heavy shark finned ones that shoot into space may look cool, or the flash hider type as well, but really nothing does as good a job as the first one pictured above. The standard issue cz brake is the best all around for the money and looks good as well. The special forces brake is equally as good and looks a bit better but it's a pain in the ass to clean and costs allot.
 
Both G.Mitchell and myself have posted reviews of the various bakes we have tested.
Look them over and decide what suites your personal preference...
I liked the "short" Czech brake, while others prefer the other styles.
 
We sold off most of our brakes to US dealer after the prohibition. At the highest point we had 8 different styles in stock. This is the last 3 styles we still have however numbers are low

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and the last one on the left

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The brake from the photo (one you call zendl) we used to sale they were $35. Shop that used to make them in Czech republic closed down year and half ago. We were going to make more of them but somehow we sold our last one and there was no more sample
 
This is old review of this brake by WOLF@TS

Perhaps I can help you with that.
Over the last few weeks I have purchased several brakes from Corwin.
All have been used on a non-restricted length 858.
The large brake with the two top slits and the round side ports I found actually over compensated a bit on the long barrel and would probably be more suited to the shorter barrel lengths.
I am now down to these 3 styles:
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Left to right...
The A1 "birdcage": More flash hider than muzzle brake. Mild reduction in muzzle climb, minimal effect on recoil (not that the 7.62 is that bad to start with) and good dispersion of gases 360' around the muzzle through 6 slotted gas ports.
The "short" Czech brake: Excellent design. Vents gases back and upwards in a shorter overall package. Looks great and almost completely eliminates muzzle rise and reduces felt recoil.
The "large" Czech brake: Very noticeable reduction in recoil, zero muzzle rise. The only drawback is the length on the already looong barrel, on a standard length or shorter barrel I think this would awesome.
 
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