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  • kendog4570
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    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.

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  • LynnJr
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    How many posters here have actually tried one?

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  • DennisCA
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  • target_shot
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    Originally posted by Never Convicted
    the scientific name for "clamp on" is actually "fall off"
    LOL good to know....

    What a shame. I wished they would have worked better

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  • target_shot
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    Originally posted by Never Convicted
    the scientific name for "clamp on" is actually "fall off"
    LOL good to know....

    What a shame. I wished they would have worked better

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  • Never Convicted
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    the scientific name for "clamp on" is actually "fall off"

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  • kendog4570
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    Would you put clamp on brakes on your car??
    Whats a matter with you?

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  • 200Apples
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    nope.
    Nay.
    Nyet.
    neva

    Nein.

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  • skyungjae
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    I think they're fine for ruger 10/22's... but that's about it.

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  • dozer wright
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    Had one on a preban .Federal assault rifle ban. no threaded barrel , fixed stock . And no matter what it flew off . 3 rounds was the most I got out of it . Pos .

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  • MrSam
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    They make clamp-on brakes? No thanks, I'll stick to my threaded brakes. I don't like the idea of clamping anything directly onto my rifles.

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  • bsumoba
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    Nope...

    The only "clamp on" brake to use is the ones that require threading and have a clamp system to secure it so no timing is needed, like the Badger FTE brakes. This allows you to spin off the brake rather easily and does not need a smith to time the brake or use jam nuts.

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  • target_shot
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    Welp, seems to answer my question.

    Thank you all for your input


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  • HK Dave
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    I used to have one on a heavier barrel with no taper up front. Worked great.

    I just buy everything threaded now. Don't see any advantage to doing it otherwise.

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  • E92335i
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    neva

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