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  • glock_monster
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    • Jan 2013
    • 341

    10/22 muzzle break?

    Looking for a stainless 10/22 muzzle break for my sons threaded barrel that came stock on his rifle
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    BrokerB
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    • Sep 2010
    • 5436

    hahahahahaha. never knew such a thing existed for a .22 cal. the threads ARE FOR THE SUPPRESSOR IT SHOULD HAVE WITH SUB SONIC ROUNDS

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      TKM
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        TKM
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          RAMCLAP
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          • Nov 2012
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          Why do you want to break your muzzle?
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            highpower
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            • May 2012
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            As much as I really, really want to give you a smartass answer, I'll control myself and give you a real answer. The 10-22 should have a 1/2x24 threads on the barrel, the same as a AR15 and any other number of rifle and pistol barrels. Any muzzle brake (not break) should fit.
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              Originally posted by highpower
              As much as I really, really want to give you a smartass answer, I'll control myself and give you a real answer. The 10-22 should have a 1/2x24 threads on the barrel, the same as a AR15 and any other number of rifle and pistol barrels. Any muzzle brake (not break) should fit.
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                Grendel Guy
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                • Sep 2009
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                Haha! I went to a gun show and asked the vendor if he had any magazines that had the hold the bolt back feature for AKs. He laughed and said "Why do Americans want to do these kind of these things? Next you will be wanting to put jewels on them!" in a thick Russian accent. We both had a good laugh.

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                  ar15barrels
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                  Originally posted by highpower
                  As much as I really, really want to give you a smartass answer, I'll control myself and give you a real answer.
                  The 10-22 should have a 1/2x24 threads on the barrel, the same as a AR15 and any other number of rifle and pistol barrels.
                  The thread standard for 22 caliber AR barrels is 1/2-28.
                  The thread standard for 308 caliber AR barrels is 5/8-24.
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                    highpower
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                    • May 2012
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                    Originally posted by ar15barrels

                    The thread standard for 22 caliber AR barrels is 1/2-28.
                    The thread standard for 308 caliber AR barrels is 5/8-24.
                    You’re right, I got my thread count mixed up. Getting old really sucks.
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                    • #11
                      glock_monster
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                      • Jan 2013
                      • 341

                      It's for my son the barrel came threaded he wants it to finish the look of his rifle . So why not put one on it ? 🤷🏻‍♂️ I could think of dumber stuff for a kid to do with 40 bucks 🤣
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                        Spyder
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                        • Mar 2008
                        • 17228

                        I've got one of those clamp on ones in stainless I bought back in my early 20s thinking it was cool. Been sitting in a box of stuff ever since.

                        If it'd work, I'd donate it to your son because keeping kids interesting in shooting is more important than what a bunch of randoms on the internet think of a braked 22 on a rifle for a kid who wants it.

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                          Spyder
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                          • Mar 2008
                          • 17228

                          Looking at the picture, I bet this one I have would work, if he'd like it. It clamps on around the band that holds the front site.

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                            glock_monster
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                            • Jan 2013
                            • 341

                            Originally posted by Spyder
                            Looking at the picture, I bet this one I have would work, if he'd like it. It clamps on around the band that holds the front site.
                            thank you that's a awesome offer I really appreciate it , I ended up finding one for him . His barrel is factory threaded .

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                              BigPimping
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                              • Feb 2010
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                              Mine has had a flash suppressor for quite some time. I put it on there because I used to use it to shoot at night
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