Mosin Muzzle Brake Question

[energizer]

Muzzle break is worth more than the Mosin.

Hmmm, Really! Surprising.

[noblingjustboom]

Fun? really you think trying to chuck up a barrel and action that doesn't have one surface on it that hasn't been hit by a 7" angle grinder fun??

Take that pile of junk out to the garage and just drill some holes in the barrel. it will match the craftsmanship already in place on the rifle.

Fire a couple of rounds to deburr it an call it good.


Seriously the reason I don't work on Mosins is the crappy finish and surfaces you have to deal with. for a crappy rifle it's not worth my effort. and you sure as hell are not going to want to pay me $65 an hour to work on it.

For some reason Mosin owner think the work should cost half that of what the same job on a Rem would run.

But if you want work befitting of a mosin sure bring it over. we'll drill out the brake till it slips over the barrel and weld it in place. Got a scope you need mounted I'll weld that in place to. Only the finest of quality 1/8" 7018 structural steel welding rod.

Like i said in my PM I do not work on junk. Sorry.

Whoa man, I'm not takin' a shot at you. I get it, Mosin's are Russian made, and worse yet, mass produced for their military which makes them more volatile than Chernobyl.

I was just asking if you did work and used your answer as a light hearted segway into asking others that didn't share your opinion. Anyway, crack open a cold beer and enjoy the fine work you do while I try to scrape together info from other Mosin owners.

[noblingjustboom]

wtf are you talking about? Mine feels awesome.

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You made the video on youtube, yea?

That's a wicked custom job. What muzzle brake do you have?

I thought about doing a cerakote finish but I'm still undecided if I want to dump the extra couple hundred dollars to get it done or look into how to do it myself.