Featureless muzzle device

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[n8vrmind]

VG6 gamma, Midwest Industries 2 chamber brakes are good and under $100. But realize muzzle brake will not be indoor range friendly to neighbors in adjacent lanes

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[Tommy Gun]

Yankee Hill Phantom Muzzle Break: Aggressive.


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[smittty]

I would just use the thread protector. Muzzle brakes are only good for making excessive noise!

[lordmorgul]

[DT556]

I run the Surefire Socom on all my 5.56 rifles.

[edgerly779]

15 bucks on ebay for miculek clone. I put them on several of my ars. All they do is make noise as far as I am concerned. Look tacticool

[kenl]

Just ordered this for an AR build.

https://media.mwstatic.com/product-images/2200x1650/Primary/932/932370.jpg

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/932370/ar-stoner-tactical-muzzle-brake-1-2-28-thread-ar-15-matte

Didn't want a loud aggressive MB. I have several similar brakes, and they seem to work well enough without blowing the neighboring bench away.

[dinamael]

I have the Strike Industries JCOMP V2 on several rifles and am very happy with it, especially for $30.

https://www.opticsplanet.com/strike-industries-jcomp-v2-barrel-muzzle-brake.html?_iv_code=3Q-BMB-SJCV2MB-SI-JCOMP2-223-5-56

The VG6 Gamma is a great choice for a brake. I have two, but they're $80 and I can't say it's $50 better than the JCOMP.

I feel the JCOMP directs the blast forward more than the VG6 which blasts sideways, but really, in a 5.56... not really a big issue. Unless you're at a range with no baffles between stalls, and then you'll get some annoyed looks.

Both do a good job of keeping the rifle a bit flatter between shots.

[edgerly779]

Why pay more then 20 bucks for a brake? Like putting bright ribbon on a jackass (LOL)

[NoHeavyHitter]

Give CNC Warrior a look. They make a good selection of high quality brakes of various types at decent prices.

http://www.cncwarrior.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=1892

[XVIga_Rob]

https://www.turners.com/aero-precision/vc6-precision-gamma-556-muzzle-665940

[Jimi Jah]

Plenty of effective cheapos out there for $20 or less.

[n8vrmind]

I have the Strike Industries JCOMP V2 on several rifles and am very happy with it, especially for $30.

https://www.opticsplanet.com/strike-industries-jcomp-v2-barrel-muzzle-brake.html?_iv_code=3Q-BMB-SJCV2MB-SI-JCOMP2-223-5-56

The VG6 Gamma is a great choice for a brake. I have two, but they're $80 and I can't say it's $50 better than the JCOMP.



I feel the JCOMP directs the blast forward more than the VG6 which blasts sideways, but really, in a 5.56... not really a big issue. Unless you're at a range with no baffles between stalls, and then you'll get some annoyed looks.



Both do a good job of keeping the rifle a bit flatter between shots.

FYI. JCOMP advertises flash reduction so it wouldn't be kosher as a CA compliant featureless muzzle device

"Strike Industries JCOMP V2 Barrel Muzzle Brake*for impressive muzzle rise and flash reduction.".



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[toiletfighter]

Give CNC Warrior a look. They make a good selection of high quality brakes of various types at decent prices.

http://www.cncwarrior.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=1892

I’ve bought quite a few CNC Warrior products, mainly AK parts and most recently a finished Galil receiver and an AK folding tube stock. Really nice stuff.