tdd3748
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Excellant brakes at excellant price.
This is Nathan's 3 port self timing break (makes it easy to change to a supressor) on a Proof 260rem barrel
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Excellant brakes at excellant price.
This is Nathan's 3 port self timing break (makes it easy to change to a supressor) on a Proof 260rem barrel
Tikkamike
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Just skip over everything and go straight to the Terminators.
William300win
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https://www.wittmachine.net/custom-threaded-muzzle-brake.html. I used this on my savage 300 win. People always complain about 300 recoil.....nuttinfancy used it as one of the reasons why the 6.5 crudmor beats the 300 wm. This brake takes 90% of my recoil away shooting 200 grain SMKs. Can shoot 20 to 30 rounds and I dont feel a thing
gvjm
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I'm going to save some money! They have anything you need! You can spend more, you will not get a better brake! You can thank me later!http://harrellsprec.com/index.php/products/muzzle-brakes
Tikkamike
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I have used lot and lots of harrels brakes, for the price they are unbeatable.. but they aren't the best.
Shot a Weatherby Accumark in 7mm STW for years. Side ports are popular, but won't stop muzzle flip. I wouldn't use a muzzle break. Use a bullet designed for a magnum - no less than 160 gr. Make your first shot count with this fine, accurate caliber!!!
I have made a couple of Howitzer brakes over time -2 port - and they work a treat. Why not try lifting the butt plate to the level of the bore which should go a long way to stopping the muzzle jump.
cornchuck
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Danehunter
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"Why not try lifting the butt plate to the level of the bore..."
Exactly what AR stocks do - AND Ruger Precision Rifles. Just one more reason why I love the RPR.
Eric B.
Exactly what AR stocks do - AND Ruger Precision Rifles. Just one more reason why I love the RPR.
Eric B.
Boostfreak1
New Member
I really like the piercision muscle brakes. With the first port being at 90 degrees it makes them way less offensive on the shooter than other side port brakes I've been around like the apa and terminator brakes. Recoil reduction seems similar to me on all of them.
ronstone09
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I love the 7mmstw great caliber that I've taken moose and elk with using 175 gr. Bullets ! I don't like muzzle brakes because I hurt my hearing in the military ! The only brake I've ever used is one that blows the sound away from you and not back
GoodmanCPA
Member
Bob Hart built a 7 MM STW on my Remington Model 700 with Hart barrel and Hart muzzle brake. It shoots very well and comfortably. 4 shots in one hole at 100 yards with 140 grain Nosler Ballistic Tip bullets. Noise is acceptable. I am pleased. Now I want to have Hart add his muzzle brake to my Weatherby Mark V, 300 Wby mag. Recoil is strong but not punishing with 180 grain bullets. Again two shots cutting same hole with Remington factory ammo. I plan to handload 180 grain Nosler Accubond bullets. Twist is 1 : 12 inches. Rifle was built by J. P. Sauer in 1976. Your advice?
D.Camilleri
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I have been shooting a three port muscle brake on one of my 338 rums for the last two years and a radial brake on the other. Last week I purchased and timed a terminator T-3 for my Bartlein barreled rum and then several days ago I ordered a 5 port Lil Beast from Nathan at muzzle brakes and more. I will shoot them both this week and see if there is a noticeable difference. Mostly I am trying to stop the muzzle jump that has caused me to have high hits on a few instances.
