most effective muzzle break?

[zfk55]

We manufacture a Muzzle Brake, but like any very effective brake its designed for one rifle, one barrel length and one projectile weight. It took easily a dozen prototypes to get the optimum action.

This one is threaded

And this one is a clamp-on type.

Both are for the Swiss k31 7.5x55 rifle and the 175gr VLD type GP11 projectile.

Latigo

 

[Nodak7mm]

IMHO, the 10* V-port brake by Nate Dagley of Straight Shot Gunsmithing (SSG) is a wonder in recoil & concussion reduction. I have used several types in the past 20 yrs, but wont be using nothing else but Nate's Design. And he does have several designs and all sizes...

http://www.tiptopwebsite.com/websites/index2.php?username=ssgcustomrifles&page=10

 

[AP2020]

Harrells.......bar none......for $30 you cannot beat...,

 

[mattri]

Thanks to all who posted for the great replies. Have decided to go with Harells.

 

[derrickmanx1]

I use vais brakes. They seem a little quieter than the rest with no sacrifice in recoil. I have 3 and have had Jp and holland. They all work great just the latter are too loud IMHO. My 8.59 Titan with a 28" 1-9.375tw with an Knox stock conversion and a vais brake. I'll bet my 5 year old could shoot it. I seems to be in the 243 range.