best place to get magnum muzzle brakes

[MrFitterly]

I am looking for a good port style muzzle brake.
If anyone has a good leed ,or addvice they could pass on to me,it would be much appreciated.
My ole Lady's gun is kicking her like a mule every time she shots it.

The gun is a remington 700 in the 7mm rem mag.
She is very good with it,getting 1 inch groups at 300 yards on a good day.
She only comes in around 165 lbs.,and with a good brake on her rifle, I believe she will be able to better. Thank you in advance.

 

[jonbearman]

JP Enterprises. The other is brownells with quite a selection. However there are 2 types that JP makes now,one is the bennie cooly style which is more on the lines of s normal looking one and the exotic tank brake which I prefer. I have a 5/8-24 blued model bennie cooley drilled for a .30 cal and it worked real nice that is for sale if you know someone who needs one.

 

[hammerjack]

I would give the Harrell brothers a call at Harrell's Precision. I have one on a 264 mag that works very good.

 

[snowpro440]

I am looking for a good port style muzzle brake.
If anyone has a good leed ,or addvice they could pass on to me,it would be much appreciated.
My ole Lady's gun is kicking her like a mule every time she shots it.

The gun is a remington 700 in the 7mm rem mag.
She is very good with it,getting 1 inch groups at 300 yards on a good day.
She only comes in around 165 lbs.,and with a good brake on her rifle, I believe she will be able to better. Thank you in advance.

The best brake that I have found for my 7mag is the 3 port brake from Ross Schuler, 208-587-8993 The best $40 I have ever spent. It cuts the recoil in half, got 4 from him for the 300, 7mag,308. I will see if I can locate the thread on snipers hide for you .
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2676303&page=1

 

[funk]

Ross makes some good brakes.

 

[Preacher]

Plus 1 for Harrels breaks...

 

[vmaxpro]

Badgers arent too bad. It tamed my wsm pretty good.

 

[CaptainMal]

My take on all these brakes is they all pretty much work.

On my 7MM Mag I have an old BOSS tuner brake. Actually own three of them up to 338 Mag and they are great.

Two of my other big guns to 375 have Holland brakes. They have big holes and also work. I like the closed bottoms of them for shots prone or above things.

Lately I have had at least 4 of these built and installed on a variety of rifles. They are beyond the great and also can be done in tuning models.

http://bostromgunsmithing.com/

Think you can't reallly make a bad decision but use GREAT care with concentricity and sizing during installation. GREAT care.

 

[holl]

Vais............

 

[Dirtball]

http://muzzlebrakesandmore.com/Home_Page.php


http://muzzlebrakesandmore.com/ROSS_SCHULERS_PAGE.php

These are the BEST BRAKES FOR THE MONEY I have found anywhere.

I have one 4 port and three 3 port brakes.

I have found them to be as good as some other brakes I have that I paid 3 times as much for.

JMHO

Dave

 

[kjcpoint]

Vias: as good as it gets

 

[Dirtball]

Vias: as good as it gets

Not trying to knock a GOOD product, just the application, the guy who started this thread was asking about a port style brake.
To the best of my knowledge Vias only make brakes with holes drilled ALL THE WAY around the brake.
This is great if you only shoot off of a bench, BUT if you shoot prone or off of a bipod the thing will throw dust, dirt, gravel or what ever in under the barrel ALL OVER the shooter, the gun, and into the front of the scope.
I am sure his wife would love that.

JMHO

Dave

 

[wwbrown]

I built a couple of 338 LM's for a customer and put Muscle Brakes from Jim See at http://www.centershotrifles.com/products/ and I will use him for any other big boomers built as they tamed the recoil great.