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  • SEI Muzzle Break for M1A

    I am thinking about purchasing SEI Muzzle Breaks for my M1A's. What do you guys think, can I do it myself with the correct castle nut pliers?
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    xsquid
    Member
    • Sep 2002
    • 347

    Installing the muzzle break is a very easy thing to do. Other than a pair of good castle-nut pliers, you may also need a gunsmithing hammer with a hard plastic end to tap the muzzle break down. I would also buy/borrow the flash hider alignment tool.

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    • #3
      delloro
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2005
      • 549

      piece o' cake.

      hard part might be loosening the old one.

      DON'T get the cheap castle nut pliers as they bend too easily. get the good ones from Brownells.

      the splines align the front sight. you may want to peen them for a nice, tight, drive fit.

      there is a stepped-down diameter at the end of the barrel that slips into the MB. you have to give the MB a good smack to seat it sometimes.

      if you don't have castle nut pliers, you can carefully use a brass drift instead.
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      • #4

        Thank You xsquid, Ted, and delloro. I am going to start by purchasing castle nut pliers from Brownells.

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