I am hoping to go on my first European driven boar hunt shortly, I have a 300wm which currently has a very good mod on it (Sauer) However most European countries don’t allow Mods so I am looking for first hand recommendations for a quality Muzzle Break, I am not looking for the thread to descend in to the +/- of mods versus muzzle breaks as I just need to get a decent muzzle break
Muzzle Break 300wm Recommendations
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nun_hunter
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https://www.mbeballisticsolutions.co.uk/product-page/mbe-self-timing-muzzle-brake
I have one of these but not the self timing version. Very good recoil reduction, made in England so no supply issues.
I have one of these but not the self timing version. Very good recoil reduction, made in England so no supply issues.
Have a look at Dolphin Guns offerings (no vested interest), they will make to order if required.
www.dolphinguncompany.co.uk
Dolphin Muzzle Brakes - Dolphin Gun Company
Dolphin Gun Company New Muzzle Brakes. Dolphin Self Timing side port muzzle brakes. Made from 416 Barrel Stainless Steel.
www.dolphinguncompany.co.uk
Followed the link but they don’t do an M15x1mm which is what I need
Thanks for this they look a good design however the website could do with some work you can’t look up the sizes and threads, I have used their contact page to leave an enquiryHave a look at Dolphin Guns offerings (no vested interest), they will make to order if required.
Dolphin Muzzle Brakes - Dolphin Gun Company
Dolphin Gun Company New Muzzle Brakes. Dolphin Self Timing side port muzzle brakes. Made from 416 Barrel Stainless Steel.
nun_hunter
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Worth an email asking for your specific size. He makes them himself so I'd be surprised if he couldn't accommodate your request.
jthyttin
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You need either:
1) brake that doesn't need timing
- "pepperbox" style etc.
- spitting gases in every direction (not a problem when standing, prone it's different story)
- recoil reduction and increased noise are usually lower
2) shimming or machining for timing
- requires certain torque when installing and removing, might be problem in the field
3) separate lock nut or similar arrangement
- might need longer thread than standard
4) one of those self-timing brakes like mentioned
- check manufacturer specs for thread length etc. also with this option
5) there's also some manufacturers with systems that combine the installation of brake and moderator
- A-Tec A-LOK Mini
- Ase-Utra Borelock
- I'm sure there are others, but the above mentioned are compatible with traditional style mods, while all the rage seems to be "flow through" type mods for semi/full auto, and those are not real mods when you compare attenuation
1) brake that doesn't need timing
- "pepperbox" style etc.
- spitting gases in every direction (not a problem when standing, prone it's different story)
- recoil reduction and increased noise are usually lower
2) shimming or machining for timing
- requires certain torque when installing and removing, might be problem in the field
3) separate lock nut or similar arrangement
- might need longer thread than standard
4) one of those self-timing brakes like mentioned
- check manufacturer specs for thread length etc. also with this option
5) there's also some manufacturers with systems that combine the installation of brake and moderator
- A-Tec A-LOK Mini
- Ase-Utra Borelock
- I'm sure there are others, but the above mentioned are compatible with traditional style mods, while all the rage seems to be "flow through" type mods for semi/full auto, and those are not real mods when you compare attenuation
That’s all very helpfull. Having started from a knowledge base of nil with regard to Muzzle Brakes 2 hours Googling yesterday gives me more insight in to your post. Main issue is my thread size is M15x1mm that’s not very popular lots of M14x1 and M18. I have about 10 days to source on and check the Zero
jthyttin
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Here's some vendors to check. I might not use the screws on Stalon style (very bad idea to have separate metal parts and several hundred bar (if not thousand) pressure together. Note the huge price spread.
Not in stock, for price reference:
www.shootingsportsuk.co.uk
www.sportsmanguncentre.co.uk
Claim to have stock:
Older SD thread, maybe worth contacting member Lateral:
www.thestalkingdirectory.co.uk
Not in stock, for price reference:
Stalon Muzzle Break - M15x1 Max 308
Stalon Muzzle Break - M15x1 Max 308Stalon muzzle brake effectively reduces recoil and barrel flip from shooting the rifle.With the help of the supplie
www.shootingsportsuk.co.uk
Blaser R8 Dual Brake Muzzle Brake Type A M15x1
The Blaser Dual Brake M15x1 muzzle brake reduces both recoil as muzzle flash of your rifle and also prevents muzzle lift.
www.sportsmanguncentre.co.uk
Claim to have stock:
RCC Muzzle brakes
RCC Muzzle Brake Available in various styles and threads - Suits all calibres from .22 up to .375 An effective recoil brake that dampens felt recoil by 60-90% (calibre dependant), resulting in more comfortable shooting. Made from aluminium with a durable anodized surface. Conical Available to...
www.mcavoyguns.co.uk
Older SD thread, maybe worth contacting member Lateral:
Wanted: - Muzzle brake
Looking for a muzzle brake m15x1 (possibly m18x1 considered as have an adapter) in 30 cal. Can’t see it being used much but just like to have these things in the kit bag. Thanks for looking.
www.thestalkingdirectory.co.uk
Thanks for your efforts with this I will follow up on itHere's some vendors to check. I might not use the screws on Stalon style (very bad idea to have separate metal parts and several hundred bar (if not thousand) pressure together. Note the huge price spread.
Not in stock, for price reference:
Stalon Muzzle Break - M15x1 Max 308
Stalon Muzzle Break - M15x1 Max 308Stalon muzzle brake effectively reduces recoil and barrel flip from shooting the rifle.With the help of the supplieBlaser R8 Dual Brake Muzzle Brake Type A M15x1
The Blaser Dual Brake M15x1 muzzle brake reduces both recoil as muzzle flash of your rifle and also prevents muzzle lift.
Claim to have stock:
RCC Muzzle brakes
RCC Muzzle Brake Available in various styles and threads - Suits all calibres from .22 up to .375 An effective recoil brake that dampens felt recoil by 60-90% (calibre dependant), resulting in more comfortable shooting. Made from aluminium with a durable anodized surface. Conical Available to...www.mcavoyguns.co.uk
Older SD thread, maybe worth contacting member Lateral:
Wanted: - Muzzle brake
Looking for a muzzle brake m15x1 (possibly m18x1 considered as have an adapter) in 30 cal. Can’t see it being used much but just like to have these things in the kit bag. Thanks for looking.
doric_prince
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Fwiw I have the blaser brake on my 7mm rem mag, not had any issues with using it prone (not used in dusty conditions tho). it has less felt recoil than my suppressor. It also alters poi by -4cm @ 100m zero compared with the f&d magnum suppressor.
I am chasing up some options this week as I then need to check zero with Mod off and Muzzle Brake on, I read that some no variation others see a few inches
Rutland lad
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Massive difference on my .300 WM with moderator on and then muzzle brake on.
FYI - I’ve got a Dolphin Rifles muzzle brake.
Sent an email to Dolphin sadly they came back informing me they don’t do an M15x1, another possibility closed down. Following up on a Tier One, and a Viass plus trying to source a Sauer, time not on my side
Thanks for the tip, I am looking to pay much more than that but it may be an option
Rusty Gate
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JP Recoil Eliminator. From Brownells.
Eye on target & used it fault free 1km & 1m
Eye on target & used it fault free 1km & 1m
swagger700
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I've just returned from first boar trip . I had a 7mm rem mag barrel for my blaser . I bought one of the above vais brakes from swillington which I think works well could see every shot go and little recoil. Looks tidy on the rifle which has std barrel 15x1 spigot
Jon
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