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Posted: 7/1/2003 11:30:23 AM EDT
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I've never found the recoil of an AR so offensive that I thought it needed a muzzle brake - nor do I like all the noise that comes with them. If it were me, I'd throw it away...
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Posted: 7/2/2003 10:24:31 PM EDT
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JM,
Short of turning a groove near the muzzle you're going to have this problem. Why not thread the barrel and PA a muzzle brake? Gotta agree with LRP. |
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Posted: 7/2/2003 10:42:38 PM EDT
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The gasses leaving the muzzle hit the flats/cuts in the muzzle brake with 25,000 psi of pressure. Set-screw brakes will all fail to stay attached, the only question is how many rounds until it happens.
Have your barrel threaded and a brake permanently attached. In another 15 months, you can have it removed and install a FS. -Troy |
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Posted: 7/3/2003 6:39:47 AM EDT
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Sounds like what I will probably do. Thanks for the help guys.
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