Clamp-on Muzzle Break

[wcoastpi]

Anyone try one of these;

http://shop.grizzlygunworks.com/Muzzle-Brake-with-Flash-and-Noise-Redirector-REDIRECTORMUZZLEBRAKE.htm

http://www.grizzlygunworks.com/Non-Threaded_Barrels.html

Videos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHi8HbgrZOM

[ar15barrels]

Anyone try one of these;

http://shop.grizzlygunworks.com/Muzz...UZZLEBRAKE.htm

So it's $275 for a brake where you don't need to thread the barrel.
Or, you can get a Ross Schuler brake for $45 and spend $100 on threading and timing.
My simple math says that is $145 total.

I don't understand what you are getting for the extra $130 for the clamp-on brake.

[Kodachrome]

Only ones I would trust were the ones used on M-1 carbines-recoil check:

http://www.ebay.com/sch/sis.html?_nkw=M1+carbine+recoil+check

Also I've used ones made for the SKS, twist on variation AK-47 style:

http://www.m1surplus.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=3_205

My old neighbor put a muzzle break on one of his rifles(can't remember what
type) it was not aligned properly and did end up shooting it down range
Good luck

[APeter001]

BRAKE not "break"
very important distinction though both *words* 'sound' the same the action of your barrel "breaking" vs. braking you will never forget.

[dogrunner]

I have. The only ones that really work have some sort of lug to bear against like the US M1 carbine attachments. Badger FTE works too, but it is also threaded so it really doesn't count.

And those, both flash hider and brake, vibrate loose after a number of rounds....beat hell out of the rear of the front sight.......especially bad on the full auto versions...........ask me how I know!!!!