budget 308 muzzle brake

[cjmac]

so my new target barrel will be done soon i just to decide what brake i want. the muzzle size will come out to be .880 was wanting a surefire socom brake but thay are about 150$. i want to go with something similar , 1 or 2 chamber . any ideas ? anyone know what the OD on the AAC single chamber brake is ?

 

[jonbearman]

Go to muzzlebrakesandmore.com Ross schuler

 

[Rustystud]

Hard to beat a Harrels' Brake, Simplicity and cost and they work.
Lynwood and his nephew are great to deal with.
Nat Lambeth

 

[Ggmac]

+++ Harrels

 

[fourpower]

harrels all the way! wont find better brake! I have them on all 10 of my guns.

 

[qbert]

Ross Schuler

 

[mac86951]

harrels all the way! wont find better brake! I have them on all 10 of my guns.

+++ again!

-Mac

 

[Hunkyfish]

I couldn't find any pricing on the site ?

 

[mac86951]

Really? I see it everywhere.

http://harrellsprec.com/index.php/products/muzzle-brakes

-Mac

 

[Hunkyfish]

Thx
I was on the muzzlebrakesandmore.com site

 

[d.id]

Ross's where runing around $40 last time I got some. I love them, look no further as you will not find any better or cheaper.................or faster for that matter. If you order one you'll know what I mean real fast.

 

[Dirtball]

I ordered a 5 port 1" dia brake from Nathan at http://muzzlebrakesandmore.com/Home_Page.php on Friday the 3rd and it arrived Monday the 6th.
Now that is what I call service!

Dave

 

[rpierce]

I got many different models of "Muscle" brakes that are designed for anything from a lightweight sporters to the big cheytac sized cartridges. They are 80-100 shipped depending on model. They are designed to direct the majority of the gas away from the shooter so they are extremely shooter friendly along with being very effective at recoil reduction. I have no problem spotting hits with the 338 edges/lapuas with the standard 4 port. With your muzzle diameter I would go with either the 3 port or 4 port. I have them in slabbed and round configurations also. The threads are thread milled not tapped like some others out there. Ive had many gunsmiths switch to mine after getting some from other sources that were tapped and the threads were no where near concentric with the od. They then had to turn the od down so it was concentric.

Ryan Pierce
www.piercisionrifles.com