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Muzzle brake?
Nov 7th, 2024 at 11:50am
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Not for a Sharps or Roller Roll Eyes

I am looking for a muzzle brake for a rifle I often use with a sound suppressor but sometimes not when portability is an issue. I do not want something loud so was thinking of some sort of an inline brake.

Any recommendations?
  
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Reply #1 - Nov 7th, 2024 at 12:10pm
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first, most of the muzzle brakes I have ever encountered were louder, perhaps than the same unaltered. second, if it's a mean-enough kicker to need a brake, why in hell have you put a suppressor on it? how much can you quiet something like, say, a .340 Wheatherby? I don't mean to halt you here, just curious about this situation to ask these things.
  
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Re: Muzzle brake?
Reply #2 - Nov 7th, 2024 at 12:45pm
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Look at linear compensators
  
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Reply #3 - Nov 7th, 2024 at 8:53pm
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Can one even use a supressor and a muzzle brake (or linear compensator) at the same time on a firearm?

Seems counter intuitive.
  
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Re: Muzzle brake?
Reply #4 - Nov 7th, 2024 at 10:54pm
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Have you tried shorts?
  
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Re: Muzzle brake?
Reply #5 - Nov 8th, 2024 at 3:26am
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Sorry, I wasn't clear. By "quiet" I meant quieter than the usual muzzle brake. I am not trying to use a brake in conjunction with my suppressor, the suppressor is a great brake but a bit too long in a Kanzel. 

I had in mind something linear. Teledyn (l believe they have a new name) used to make something that vented out of the front. I have seen a few pictures of others on the net...

Anyone experienced with one or another of these?
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Reply #6 - Nov 8th, 2024 at 6:53am
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Holy smokes that is not a deer stand that is a fortress...
  
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Re: Muzzle brake?
Reply #7 - Nov 8th, 2024 at 9:00am
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man, I'd need a 'vertical compensator' to hoist up the luggage and supplies into the apartment y'all have there. At my age, getting the ol' lard bucket up the ladder would be a challenge, not to mention all the plunder needed for a day of inactivity up in the penthouse- rifle, lunch, coffee, water, cushions, cell phone, ammo (almost forgot) and toilet paper. Shoo- I'd need two trips. Forget it, I'll stay on the ground near the car.
  
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Re: Muzzle brake?
Reply #8 - Nov 8th, 2024 at 10:02am
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With a deluxe shooting stand like that all you need is a good old reliable Ballard rifle in 45-70.
  
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Re: Muzzle brake?
Reply #9 - Nov 8th, 2024 at 10:50am
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I was concerned when I was building a PRS rifle and put a brake on my 6.5cm, so I got a brake/flash suppressor combo that works with the surefire warden. The warden screws to the brake like a suppressor, but re directs everything forward.

My brake ended up not being too aggressive, so didn't need it in the end
  
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Re: Muzzle brake?
Reply #10 - Nov 8th, 2024 at 2:15pm
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You absolutely will not believe the difference a linear brake can make on a rifle.
It makes a high velocity modern rifle with a 16" barrel more user friendly than the same one with a 26" barrel. The bulk of the blast and noise is directed forward toward the target.
I have used three so far, and would not consider a truck rifle without one.
  
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