I have the TC Compass in 30.06. I have an inexpensive muzzle brake very similar to yours. Like your video, mine is less than 1” groups without the brake and just slightly over 1” with the brake on. If let the barrel get hot, it gets a lot worse. I have never had the barrel get hot when I deer hunt, and the deer doesn’t notice if I put the muzzle brake on or left it off. He’s just as dead either way. 😉 It comes down to the fact that I like shooting with the brake, and like you said, it’s nice to stay on target to see how the deer reacts to the shot. Nice video! Thanks!
Good practical take on muz brakes. Will go with horiz type ports. Not radial ports. Recoil doesn't bother me with 30-06 or 7rm. Sound spread in hunting shots is an interesting take.
Have that same muzzle break but I did not get 1 1/4" groups with mine. More like 2 1/4". But it does make for softer recoil but I'm ok with the recoil of a 6.5. I'm not a complete woos yet.
I have a TC compass in 7mm-08 that my wife uses and have the same style brake. The 3 port design definitely does to better than a radial brake with muzzle jump off the bench or prone. Our became much more accurate with the brake interesting how different rifles react differently.
@@vameathunter2771 alot of it can be a adjustment period also. The rifle is now reacting differently on recoil and noise. Even subconscious things happen when making a change to a rifle😉
I have bought the JP enterprise for AR 10 and it does prove to help with muzzle jump and recoil this $17 looks like an exact copy of JP break/comp. The AR10 Panther yielded .95"-1" groups at 100 yards over and over again so solid data folks. I bought a sure fire break also not enough flight time still testing
@@vameathunter2771 old choices I bought your budget one also shoot just as well the finish is not the same. Take BBQ spray paint and give it 2 coat all the same
The muzzle brake definitely changed the harmonics. I noticed your donut on your rifle to tune it. When putting the brake on those harmonics changed. You would have to toy with the harmonics or tweak the load. Personally, I would get rid of the donut. If you don't mind spending $250 buy an EC-Tuner brake and get the best of both worlds all in one. A brake you can just dial in. I have one on order for my 6.5 PRC.
Very nice video. Just learning here and would like to get the Muzzle Brake for my TC Compass II .308. Where is a link to options for purchasing. I even looked at the TC website and could not find anything on there. Thanks for your help.
Nice job on this video! I don’t have any muzzle brakes on any of my rifles but I have considered putting one one my .300 Weatherby but I’d leave that to my gunsmith. I’ve heard that they’re noisy and at the range you’re wearing hearing protection but while hunting we don’t so I’m concerned about hurting my already much diminished hearing!😄🎯
@@vameathunter2771 LOL! Yes, that's why I've avoided adding one to any of my rifles! And I'm looking into specialized hearing aids from TETRA with noise reduction. But If I can become a one shot one kill guy like you, sound shouldn't become a problem!
Can you tell what they made your muzzle brakes out of, ie actual steel or is it cheap alloy type steel? I was just curious as I've never had one or handled one and it's difficult to tell from pics and video.
I have a Thompson Center dimension i 300 Winchester magnum,and people tell me that my gun is ugly to all the time.but I to bought me one of those muzzle Brakes from ebay or Amazon to for like 10.95 some years back.then I took it to my local machine shop and had my barrel threaded for my cheap muzzle Brake,and after installing it I shot it and it improved my shooting with my so called ugly Thompson center dimension 300 magnum at least 70% now.i also added me a vortex crossfire 2 6/18/44 scope on it,and now I have the best shooting 300 magnum rifle in my state.and with little kick back and with no muzzle rise after ever shot now to.i shoot my old ppu 150 grain soft point ammo in it,then I take my ppu brass and reload them for my deer or bear hunting needs.and believe me that cheep muzzle Brake was worth its weight in gold to me now!!!!!
@@vameathunter2771 so I have a bedded rifle I think. it's glass bedded under the forend where the screw threads into the gun. Is that bedded or free floating barrel or both. I hope you know . Thx
@@wesrobson5176 I believe glass bedded can be both free floating (barrel not touching the forestock and bedded (barrel touching the forestock). Best way is to slip a dollar bill between the barrel and the forestock, if the bill slides down the barrel between the forestock it's free floating if not it's bedded barrel. I hope this will help.
Some of your scopes need to be lowered. I have the same design of muzzle brake on a heavy recoil rifle and it works like a charm. Paid more then $17. Left to right spread could have been because the brake wasn’t 100% square to the bore. If you took your barrel weight off and added the brake what kind of groups would you get?🤔 Good video.
I don't have MVP predator so I can't tell you how accurate it is, but that also looks like a real nice rifle especially with 10 round magazine. But I think MVP is more of ranch rifle with shorter barrel and TC Compass having a longer barrel I could hit 10 inch metal plate at 500 yards every time. Your choice brother ;-) God bless.
I would say if you are going to shoot with a muzzle brake, then work that up. Point being, you want to be accurate with whatever you have set up. I would think, however, that harmonic weight is going to have more effect than the muzzle brake.
@@vameathunter2771 and it is this video of yours that has convinced me to use a muzzle brake. Primarily I was avoiding it on my other rifles with threaded barrels because I did not want to throw noise to the side. But other people are using them. And in the woods, hunting deer, there will be no one next to me to be offended by the noise. Meanwhile, I can enjoy less recoil. Maybe get a compensator and reduce barrel rise, too.
I love my little basterd muzzle break. It was expensive but made very good. I can shoot my with no recoil at all. Really accurate half minute angle at 100 yards. 5 shot groups. Dead deer walking now. Lol
I'm actually thinking about installing the muzzle brake on my TC, because I want to mount Tactacam FTS mount and I need to reduce the recoil. Maybe I'll give that a try, thanks n God bless.
I got it from ebay at www.ebay.com/itm/5-8x24-TPI-Thread-Short-6-5-Creedmoor-Competition-Muzzle-Brake-With-Crush-Washer/182844283202?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 This was for my TC Compass 6.5 creedmoor, make sure your rifle thread pitch match. Yep! it reduced the recoil a lot. ;-)
All the muzzle brakes I looked at the buyer had to have it drilled and put on by a gunsmith. Do I have to do anything to it or can I just put it on?? Thanks
@@DNELLDNELL If your rifle has treaded muzzle you can just put it on and it comes with crush washer, but make sure you have the same thread pitch. God bless.
Thanks for the info, one question, anyone knows of an inexpensive scope for this rifle. I got this for a great price and I'm not looking to break the bank on optics. Thanks in advance for any shared information.👍
It was my pleasure and as for the scope (best scope for my money) my first choice is burris fullfield e1 4.5-14x42 (about $200 at Amazon) and second choice is Vortex crossfire II for about $150, anything less quality is waist of your money. Good luck and God bless.
Yesterday I bought a 4-12X44 Vortex Crossfire II for my 30.06 Compass and like it a lot after trying it out today. It was $135 at Dunhams with 20% off coupon.
@@vameathunter2771 change in impact is so minimal. You messed with barrel harmonics which could happen with any muzzle device as well as weight on the end of the barrel (greater change with a suppressor than muzzle brake) with it’s still worth pointing out that change was maybe .5-.1 inch at 100 and group opening up is more than likely the shooter because of how similar the groups with and without looked.
I bought my ammo when it cheap and available, with a rebate I only paid $10 per box (good old days). Every time they had the rebate I bought 10 boxes in total I bought 40 boxes. This ammo has exceptional accuracy and is deadly on deer. Thanks for watching n God bless.
5/8-24is all the same. See if it fits 🤔‼️ I like a compaster on my rifle Savage axis 30-06 just don't like the jumping stop 🛑 that A2 flash hider the only one I like. Cheep don't mean nothing thas is no good because is cheep.
I hate muzzle breaks. I was with a group of hunters one of which used a muzzle break and it hurt my hearing. In my opinion, if you can’t handle the cartridge without the muzzle break, find something you can handle.
@@vameathunter2771 I’m in my early 70’s. When I started hunting around 14 and on into my 30’s, no one said shit about hearing protection. We’re smarter now on that issue (less, in my opinion on many others) and hearing someone in close proximity fire a rifle with muzzle brakes will hurt even if you’re wearing hearing protection. That’s why I said what I said. Can’t handle the recoil of a .375 H&H? Choose something else. Ditto for a .470 Nitro or .500 Nitro. How many double rifles do you see with muzzle brakes? Ditto for .300 Mag + cartridges. Man up or don’t shoot them.
@@edwarddesoignie1194 When you have time please watch the video below, this is my personal experience with muzzle brake and it's pros n cons. th-cam.com/video/8A5hTvKZl3A/w-d-xo.html
The issue with cheap muzzle breaks is that they're made with cheap material metals. Thus, when the muzzle break gets hot you risk the cheap muzzle metal melting and permanently welding on your rifle barrel. More expensive muzzle breaks use higher quality metals that can sustain heat and longevity. Yes the cheap muzzle has a significant reduction in recoil, but beware do not let it get hot!
it's very easy, just install washer first and screw in the muzzle brake. Don't over tighten it but once it's tight (I used crew driver through muzzle brake ports) and where you want it "stop". Best of luck bro.
I bought it from ebay: 5/8x24 TPI Thread Short 6.5 Creedmoor Competition Muzzle Brake With Crush Washer www.ebay.com/itm/5-8x24-TPI-Thread-Short-6-5-Creedmoor-Competition-Muzzle-Brake-With-Crush-Washer/182844283202?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 Thanks for watching n God bless.
This is NOT a valid test because it is INCOMPLETE. You have to change your barrel tuning device's position with the muzzle brake on. This was not a complete test. Once you put the muzzle brake on, your barrel harmonics will change because of the extra weight on the end of the barrel from the muzzle brake. You need to move your barrel tuner forward or backward to get a new tuning. This is not a valid test at all. You are causing people to make an uninformed decision based on a lack of understanding on how your barrel harmonics change once you put that muzzle brake on.
Nice video Doc. I’d keep that Muzzle Brake on and adjust the placement of the Barrel Vibration Deresonator and get the best of both worlds.
Thanks brother, I will. Be safe and God bless.
I agree.
Very interesting and helpful information ... just what I needed. Thanks for taking the time to share. Cheers from Australia.
Thanks n good day Popee. God bless n Merry Christmas.
I have a bunch of those cheap muzzle breaks, they all work great. My biggest compaint is the last of flat spots on it for a wrench.
Thanks for sharing and watching.
I have the TC Compass in 30.06. I have an inexpensive muzzle brake very similar to yours. Like your video, mine is less than 1” groups without the brake and just slightly over 1” with the brake on. If let the barrel get hot, it gets a lot worse. I have never had the barrel get hot when I deer hunt, and the deer doesn’t notice if I put the muzzle brake on or left it off. He’s just as dead either way. 😉 It comes down to the fact that I like shooting with the brake, and like you said, it’s nice to stay on target to see how the deer reacts to the shot.
Nice video! Thanks!
Thanks James and deer don't care if your group is slightly over 1" LOL. Thanks for sharing n God bless.
Great video and nice shooting to.Have the same Rifle in 308.Was thinking about a Muzzle brake.Thanks for the the video.
It was my pleasure brother n God bless.
Looks sweet I found one for 35 bucks bird cage style for my TC Compass totally love the way it looks and performs
congrats bro! God bless n stay safe.
@@vameathunter2771 same to you my friend
Awesome vid. Tc compass is a good rifle. Mine is a 308, upgraded stock to a Boyd’s pro varmint, shoots very well for a budget rifle,
Thanks bro and sounds like you have an awesome rifle.
Thanks, like your information and advice.
It was my pleasure John, God bless and hunt safe.
I have the same set up on my tc compass 3006! If you move that barrel damper a millimeter or 2. You will tighten up your group! Great video!
thanks for the info brother n 30-06 sounds awesome. God bless n stay safe.
Where did you purchase your muzzle brake
@@philgersbach6735 ebay, thanks for watching n God bless.
Thank you, great work keep it up, appreciate it.
It was my pleasure, thanks for watching n God bless.
Good practical take on muz brakes. Will go with horiz type ports. Not radial ports. Recoil doesn't bother me with 30-06 or 7rm. Sound spread in hunting shots is an interesting take.
Thank you n God bless.
Another great video!
Thanks again😁
Great video. You’re informative
Thanks ;-)
I need your barbers #
The hair is impeccable
Thanks brother but I can't give out that #. it's my wife LOL!
I have a Thompson Center chambered in 308,i put a birdcage one on mine today they're pretty good rifles
Yup! TC has great barrels, I love my TC Compass I could do quarter inch 3 shots group and shot a Advil at 100 yards. ;-)
Have that same muzzle break but I did not get 1 1/4" groups with mine. More like 2 1/4". But it does make for softer recoil but I'm ok with the recoil of a 6.5. I'm not a complete woos yet.
LOL! I think it might be the barrel stabilizer that I had it on.
I have a TC compass in 7mm-08 that my wife uses and have the same style brake. The 3 port design definitely does to better than a radial brake with muzzle jump off the bench or prone. Our became much more accurate with the brake interesting how different rifles react differently.
Good choice of caliber and maybe it's also difference in brake quality. Thanks for watching n God bless.
@@vameathunter2771 alot of it can be a adjustment period also. The rifle is now reacting differently on recoil and noise. Even subconscious things happen when making a change to a rifle😉
@@AG-xw8bo thanks for the info I kinda thought of that as well. Be safe n God bless.
enjoyed the vid! love your accent!
Thanks Y'all n God bless.
I enjoyed the video. I shoot TC rifles Venture 308,Venture 7mm08, and a TC Compass 204 rug. .
WOW! Sounds like you have all the right calibers. Thanks for watching n God bless.
I have bought the JP enterprise for AR 10 and it does prove to help with muzzle jump and recoil this $17 looks like an exact copy of JP break/comp. The AR10 Panther yielded .95"-1" groups at 100 yards over and over again so solid data folks. I bought a sure fire break also not enough flight time still testing
Sounds like you got the good stuff, thanks for watching n God bless.
@@vameathunter2771 old choices I bought your budget one also shoot just as well the finish is not the same. Take BBQ spray paint and give it 2 coat all the same
@@1911geek Thanks for the great idea.
I added that same muzzle break on my 6mm creedmore. Went from 1.25 to .5 average.
Congrats bro!
Great video, Thanks!
My pleasure n God bless.
The muzzle brake definitely changed the harmonics. I noticed your donut on your rifle to tune it. When putting the brake on those harmonics changed. You would have to toy with the harmonics or tweak the load. Personally, I would get rid of the donut. If you don't mind spending $250 buy an EC-Tuner brake and get the best of both worlds all in one. A brake you can just dial in. I have one on order for my 6.5 PRC.
Sounds great, please let me know how it shoots. Thanks bro.
What rifle rest is that brother? Also did you hand tighten that break?
The difference in kick looked amazing.
It's a cheap plastic one that I bought online, I should really upgrade it but I've been too lazy.
God bless and nice job and nice 🎥 thanks for the info
It was my pleasure, Merry Christmas n God bless.
Very nice video. Just learning here and would like to get the Muzzle Brake for my TC Compass II .308. Where is a link to options for purchasing. I even looked at the TC website and could not find anything on there. Thanks for your help.
You could get it at Ebay.
Nice job on this video! I don’t have any muzzle brakes on any of my rifles but I have considered putting one one my .300 Weatherby but I’d leave that to my gunsmith. I’ve heard that they’re noisy and at the range you’re wearing hearing protection but while hunting we don’t so I’m concerned about hurting my already much diminished hearing!😄🎯
If you would like protect your hearing maybe muzzle brake is not a good idea Ron.
@@vameathunter2771 LOL! Yes, that's why I've avoided adding one to any of my rifles! And I'm looking into specialized hearing aids from TETRA with noise reduction. But If I can become a one shot one kill guy like you, sound shouldn't become a problem!
@@boomerrangerron Sounds great.
Very good!. thanks
My pleasure.
I would shoot more than only one three shot group to determine any change in accuracy with the muzzle break.
Yup! But ammunitions are so hard to come by. Thanks for watching n God bless.
Good vid. Thanks
It was mu pleasure brother.
good vid, thanks.
Thanks it was my pleasure, stay safe n God bless.
if im not mistaken the is very similar to miculek muzzle brake
Yup! Thanks for watching n God bless.
Can you tell what they made your muzzle brakes out of, ie actual steel or is it cheap alloy type steel? I was just curious as I've never had one or handled one and it's difficult to tell from pics and video.
It's heavy and feel like a steel. Thanks watching n God bless.
I have a Thompson Center dimension i 300 Winchester magnum,and people tell me that my gun is ugly to all the time.but I to bought me one of those muzzle Brakes from ebay or Amazon to for like 10.95 some years back.then I took it to my local machine shop and had my barrel threaded for my cheap muzzle Brake,and after installing it I shot it and it improved my shooting with my so called ugly Thompson center dimension 300 magnum at least 70% now.i also added me a vortex crossfire 2 6/18/44 scope on it,and now I have the best shooting 300 magnum rifle in my state.and with little kick back and with no muzzle rise after ever shot now to.i shoot my old ppu 150 grain soft point ammo in it,then I take my ppu brass and reload them for my deer or bear hunting needs.and believe me that cheep muzzle Brake was worth its weight in gold to me now!!!!!
You got that right brother and I'll take ugly and accurate rifle over beautiful mediocre shooter any day. Great job Pete n God bless.
What is that thing that’s on your barrel behind the break is that like some type of a way or someway of absorbing harmonics or something what is that?
Its call barrel stabilizer (Limbsaver sharpshooter), this reduces the barrel vibration and gives tighter groups.
Nice channel. Where did you buy the muzzle break?
At ebay and thanks for watching n God bless.
Hi I was told to put the barrel stabilizer closer to the stock, about 1'' away
That's true for bedded barrel but for free floating barrel it should be 1-2 inches from the muzzle. God bless.
@@vameathunter2771 so I have a bedded rifle I think. it's glass bedded under the forend where the screw threads into the gun. Is that bedded or free floating barrel or both. I hope you know . Thx
@@wesrobson5176 I believe glass bedded can be both free floating (barrel not touching the forestock and bedded (barrel touching the forestock). Best way is to slip a dollar bill between the barrel and the forestock, if the bill slides down the barrel between the forestock it's free floating if not it's bedded barrel. I hope this will help.
Some of your scopes need to be lowered. I have the same design of muzzle brake on a heavy recoil rifle and it works like a charm. Paid more then $17. Left to right spread could have been because the brake wasn’t 100% square to the bore. If you took your barrel weight off and added the brake what kind of groups would you get?🤔 Good video.
I thought $17 was a joke but I was surprise of outcome. Thanks for watching n God bless.
Hi Doc, so is this Compass 2 better than a mossberg mvp predator ? Thanks in advance.
I don't have MVP predator so I can't tell you how accurate it is, but that also looks like a real nice rifle especially with 10 round magazine. But I think MVP is more of ranch rifle with shorter barrel and TC Compass having a longer barrel I could hit 10 inch metal plate at 500 yards every time. Your choice brother ;-) God bless.
I was looking at muzzle breaker for my 6.5 Creedmoor
One of my viewer told me he was getting 2.5" with this brake, I might getting a better group due to a barrel stabilizer.
Thanks brother! Be safe n God bless.
I would say if you are going to shoot with a muzzle brake, then work that up. Point being, you want to be accurate with whatever you have set up. I would think, however, that harmonic weight is going to have more effect than the muzzle brake.
Yep! I agree bro n God bless.
@@vameathunter2771 and it is this video of yours that has convinced me to use a muzzle brake. Primarily I was avoiding it on my other rifles with threaded barrels because I did not want to throw noise to the side. But other people are using them. And in the woods, hunting deer, there will be no one next to me to be offended by the noise. Meanwhile, I can enjoy less recoil. Maybe get a compensator and reduce barrel rise, too.
@@ronws2007 LOL! Yep, you'll only offending Mr. Big Buck.
I love my little basterd muzzle break. It was expensive but made very good. I can shoot my with no recoil at all. Really accurate half minute angle at 100 yards. 5 shot groups. Dead deer walking now. Lol
LOL! That little basterd sound like a great hunting buddy. Merry Christmas n God bless.
I've got one of them on my .243, thinking of replacing the break on my .308 (came with the rifle) with a big bastard
@@1978sjt Sounds like a plan brother, thanks for watching n God bless.
So spend anywhere from $20 to $100 on a muzzle brake just don't expect the $20 one to hold up AS well in the long haul as a $100+ muzzle brake got it.
Yep! You get what you pay for.
I swear, either we have identical interest in rifle’s or we both own too many.
LOL! Probably both, great minds think alike brother. God bless.
Where did you purchase the muzzle brake? Could you provide me with a link? Thank you
I bought it at ebay, here you go.
www.ebay.com/itm/5-8x24-TPI-Thread-Short-6-5-Creedmoor-Competition-Muzzle-Brake-With-Crush-Washer/182844283202
I would remove the rubber barrel deresonator and try it again
I'm actually thinking about installing the muzzle brake on my TC, because I want to mount Tactacam FTS mount and I need to reduce the recoil. Maybe I'll give that a try, thanks n God bless.
To va meat hunter---- where did you get the muzzle brake for price of 17.00. I would like to purchase one.. Does is lesson the recoil significally.
I got it from ebay at
www.ebay.com/itm/5-8x24-TPI-Thread-Short-6-5-Creedmoor-Competition-Muzzle-Brake-With-Crush-Washer/182844283202?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
This was for my TC Compass 6.5 creedmoor, make sure your rifle thread pitch match. Yep! it reduced the recoil a lot. ;-)
All the muzzle brakes I looked at the buyer had to have it drilled and put on by a gunsmith. Do I have to do anything to it or can I just put it on?? Thanks
@@DNELLDNELL If your rifle has treaded muzzle you can just put it on and it comes with crush washer, but make sure you have the same thread pitch. God bless.
Thanks for the info, one question, anyone knows of an inexpensive scope for this rifle. I got this for a great price and I'm not looking to break the bank on optics. Thanks in advance for any shared information.👍
It was my pleasure and as for the scope (best scope for my money) my first choice is burris fullfield e1 4.5-14x42 (about $200 at Amazon) and second choice is Vortex crossfire II for about $150, anything less quality is waist of your money.
Good luck and God bless.
Appreciate the information, Thank you 👍
Yesterday I bought a 4-12X44 Vortex Crossfire II for my 30.06 Compass and like it a lot after trying it out today. It was $135 at Dunhams with 20% off coupon.
@@vameathunter2771 I have that same rifle and Burris fullfield very happy . Probably going with Boyd’s at one stock
@@joepangit6938 Congrats bro! 3006 sounds great, happy hunting.
I think it was shooter error that opened up the shots with the brake on.
It could be but I was more concern about changed point of impact. Thanks for watching n God bless.
@@vameathunter2771 change in impact is so minimal. You messed with barrel harmonics which could happen with any muzzle device as well as weight on the end of the barrel (greater change with a suppressor than muzzle brake) with it’s still worth pointing out that change was maybe .5-.1 inch at 100 and group opening up is more than likely the shooter because of how similar the groups with and without looked.
@@TexasForever-tw8ko Yup! I agree with you brother and that $17 muzzle brake is worth every penny.
Hi, Iam new watching your videos. Can you be so kind to provide information where do you get this muzzle brake. ? Thanks
I got it from ebay.
www.ebay.com/itm/182844283202
How much for a box of your ammo?
I bought my ammo when it cheap and available, with a rebate I only paid $10 per box (good old days). Every time they had the rebate I bought 10 boxes in total I bought 40 boxes. This ammo has exceptional accuracy and is deadly on deer. Thanks for watching n God bless.
5/8-24is all the same. See if it fits 🤔‼️
I like a compaster on my rifle Savage axis 30-06 just don't like the jumping
stop 🛑 that A2 flash hider the only one
I like. Cheep don't mean nothing thas is no good because is cheep.
Yup! I like cheap but good.
For $ 16.95 sand it and spray some heat resistant BBQ paint on it ... !
LOL! Sounds good to me.
I hate muzzle breaks. I was with a group of hunters one of which used a muzzle break and it hurt my hearing. In my opinion, if you can’t handle the cartridge without the muzzle break, find something you can handle.
LOL! I hear you brother.
@@vameathunter2771 I’m in my early 70’s. When I started hunting around 14 and on into my 30’s, no one said shit about hearing protection. We’re smarter now on that issue (less, in my opinion on many others) and hearing someone in close proximity fire a rifle with muzzle brakes will hurt even if you’re wearing hearing protection. That’s why I said what I said.
Can’t handle the recoil of a .375 H&H? Choose something else. Ditto for a .470 Nitro or .500 Nitro. How many double rifles do you see with muzzle brakes? Ditto for .300 Mag + cartridges. Man up or don’t shoot them.
@@edwarddesoignie1194 When you have time please watch the video below, this is my personal experience with muzzle brake and it's pros n cons.
th-cam.com/video/8A5hTvKZl3A/w-d-xo.html
The issue with cheap muzzle breaks is that they're made with cheap material metals. Thus, when the muzzle break gets hot you risk the cheap muzzle metal melting and permanently welding on your rifle barrel.
More expensive muzzle breaks use higher quality metals that can sustain heat and longevity.
Yes the cheap muzzle has a significant reduction in recoil, but beware do not let it get hot!
Thanks for the info bro 👍
how do i install it
it's very easy, just install washer first and screw in the muzzle brake. Don't over tighten it but once it's tight (I used crew driver through muzzle brake ports) and where you want it "stop". Best of luck bro.
@@vameathunter2771 when I tighten it it's way over I'd have to turn it all the way around
@@popinmo Mine came with crush washer and I was able to get it where I wanted to.
Where did you buy it, please send me information
I bought it from ebay: 5/8x24 TPI Thread Short 6.5 Creedmoor Competition Muzzle Brake With Crush Washer
www.ebay.com/itm/5-8x24-TPI-Thread-Short-6-5-Creedmoor-Competition-Muzzle-Brake-With-Crush-Washer/182844283202?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
Thanks for watching n God bless.
@@vameathunter2771 thank you
@@chuygallero5558 My pleasure, make sure your rifle has the same thread pitch.
I need it for a 308 Thompson Center Compass 2
haha im 300 likes...
Thanks bro! You the man.
This is NOT a valid test because it is INCOMPLETE. You have to change your barrel tuning device's position with the muzzle brake on. This was not a complete test. Once you put the muzzle brake on, your barrel harmonics will change because of the extra weight on the end of the barrel from the muzzle brake. You need to move your barrel tuner forward or backward to get a new tuning. This is not a valid test at all. You are causing people to make an uninformed decision based on a lack of understanding on how your barrel harmonics change once you put that muzzle brake on.
Since I'm planning to install muzzle brake back on to use Tactcam n FTS scope mount, I'll do a another vid on it. Thanks n God bless.