The OD on their self-indexing is .990".
Searching for .700 diameter 2 or 3 port muzzle brakes
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The OD on their self-indexing is .990".
If self-timing doesn't pan out, I'd look at the Terminator T2, @ .83" OD. I feel the shape of those brake makes them look OK, being larger than than the barrel profile. Brake, Cerakote, + getting timed is likely 3X the cost of my original suggestion but sometimes, form + function matter.I found this a while back while when I was looking for the smallest, self-timing brake for my Ruger American Predator. Barrel is .72" right behind the brake.
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Brake is .95" diameter. One of the smallest, self-timing, I could find.
Paid the $10's for black Cerakote and it matched up very nice to the factory finish.
Not a fan of radial but that might be the OP's best option, "IF" he's trying to match the OD of his barrel.
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I was looking for the right radial for several reasons and located a .85 like I wanted for $75 from a local gunsmith. Not too much larger than my .71 muzzle and the port placement I wanted.
I use a lot of the QD brakes from Holland's.
The breech of the brake is faced to match the OD of the barrel at the shoulder, more of a custom look...
Their design is very effective as well, the top porting helps with muzzle rise in addition to the side baffles reducing felt recoil.
The breech of the brake is faced to match the OD of the barrel at the shoulder, more of a custom look...
Their design is very effective as well, the top porting helps with muzzle rise in addition to the side baffles reducing felt recoil.
