Anyone using a Troy medieval muzzle break?

[takinflight33]

Just wanted too see if anyone is running one of these and how effective it is?

thanks

[tal3nt]

Never could like the look of em

[jchen76@gmail.com]

Had one, works pretty well, the teeth on the end will wear a hole on your range bag. I used shootable AR plastic muzzle covers to prevent that.

[Merc1138]

Only had one because it was dirt cheap, didn't like how it looked, didn't notice much if anything in the way of performance. Eventually replaced it with an sjc titan.

[TheExiled]

No, I went with the Claymore instead, but after not noticing a change other than my gun bag and the floor of my truck getting chewed up I ditched it too

[tal3nt]

3 popular brakes at the moment:

PWS FSC556

SUREFIRE

LANTAC DRAGON

[smokingboots]

I'm using a medieval muzzle break on my 16 I do notice that it does help a little with control and follow up shots but is highly fireball prone. It probably won't bother you but indoor range wussies may whine. I also run a pws fsc on another AR and its just flat out better all around for control and follow up shots were a in a tighter group. Plus the fsc doesn't make huge fireballs but I think it might make a little more sideways pressure (had a friend in a stall next to me complain about it). The medieval is a decent cheap muzzle break like the yhm one but with the added benefit of being able to break glass should you ever want to try it. If I had another fsc though I wouldn't be using the medieval.

Also note the medieval comes with a crush washer and the fsc comes with a bunch of different size shims.

[Beelzy]

Troy is a four letter word around here.

[damon1272]

Not impressed with mine. I would not purchase it for another build