FATman Hex Brake 5/8-24 TPI 7.62x51mm/.300 Blackout

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• Q: Will this work for the 6.5 Creedmoor

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  • Asked 08/27/2019 00:47 by Zachery H

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  Zachery, it will work but not be optimum for effectiveness (a 6.5 Muzzle Brake would work best). The purpose of a muzzle brake is to reduce recoil by redirecting the gas that is otherwise propelled forward. If all the gas is going forward, the gun is propelled backward into the shooter. By installing a muzzle brake, we hope to peel off as much gas as possible from the forward gas stream rendering the rearward propulsion less aggressive. Based on this well accepted theory, one would assume that a larger internal diameter of the muzzle brake would allow more gas through as the projectile is passing through it, rendering the muzzle brake less effective. ------ https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/723006478/bergara+rifles+st1+muzzle+brake+65mm+caliber%2c+5%2f8x24%22+threads

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• Q: Looking for a good muzzle brake for my Wilson Combat Arms Super Sniper in .308 Winchester and this looks like just the ticket to add some great control and concealment factors but also then the barrel is already threaded for use with a suppressor as well.

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  • Asked 03/10/2019 17:39 by Steven M

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  Steven, if you have the "Threaded Barrel" on you WCA Super Sniper then, this is an excellent muzzle brake for the application. Wilson also has an effective "Muzzle Brake" that is demoed here : https://www.full30.com/watch/MDAxNzI4/wilson-combat-308-super-sniper-sr25-pattern-precision

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