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Machining a muzzle brake
I was just wondering about machining a muzzle brake is it worth it or is purchasing a ported muzzle brake just easier??? I have a cylindrical muzzle brake with no ports around the brake. There are small ports at the tip of the muzzle brake. It handles recoil great and doesn't gas everyone out. Thanks
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Unless you have a mill buying a new one in the style you disre will be cheaper and easier. May I ask what is driving the desire to change it if your current one works well?
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To be honest no real rational reason behind the change. The brake I have works great. I just get into these kicks sometimes with all these different manufacturers putting out all these different muzzle brakes. I appreciate the response. Thank you
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Your better off buying a vise. Barrel vise jaws. And buying them online.
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