Which Muzzle Brake would you prefer??

[GundamZero]

I have finally narrowed down my search for a muzzle brake to the Precision Armament - M11 or Precision Armament M41

Both are about the same in price, what would you guys choose?

 

[Got Juice?]

Top or Cadex

 

[douginont]

M11, ports aren't pointing to the ground, looks easier to time. You might want to order washers to time it too.

 

[Longboat]

M11, ports aren't pointing to the ground, looks easier to time. You might want to order washers to time it too.

Agreed.

 

[beeman2]

Top one. Depending on your barrel contour there are lots of self timing brakes. APA and Heathen are two nice brakes.

 

[jiffx2781]

M11

 

[scourge18a]

M11
I have 2 of them. They are great.

 

[CoreyMac]

I've been looking at the Odin brakes, they are 2 piece and don't need to be indexed with washers. Unfortunately, I don't have performance info, plus they seem hard to get up here. Expensive also.

Corey

 

[Hitzy]

I like neutral brakes, not a fan of top ports unless it's an auto loader.
The M41 works very well from the bench, not sure how fun it would be prone in dirt though.
MDT make a decent brake with self timing nut, I have one and would get another.
Favorite is still the Badger Thruster, but it's a gunsmith job.

 

[Stuntmonkey]

M11 - But the Insite Arms 'Heathen' is very good.

 

[Mystic Precision]

My choice... if I can help, please pm or email. Might save you a bunch...

Jerry

 

[Scotty454]

The M41 looks... gimmicky. The M11 looks like a more functional brake, if reducing recoil and muzzle rise is your goal.

Down facing ports just make no sense to me. But then I don't usually shoot from a bench, so that might have something to do with it.

 

[jric1308]

M11

 

[Longstud]

Canadian made , work extremely well, self timing and the new hybrid can be changed to suit different caliber! HEATHEN hands down