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<blockquote data-quote="webs" data-source="post: 641304" data-attributes="member: 21547"><p>For those of you that bought a Muscle brake, I have a few questions. I was wondering how a Muscle Brake comes. Just what is left to be machined on it. </p><p></p><p>I would like the 3 port Muscle Brake slabbed version for a brux #5 contour barrel finished at 28". The thread will be a 5/8-24 and it will go on a 7mm WSM.</p><p></p><p>As I understand it the only thing left is to drill the main hole approximately .020" larger than the diameter, Time, and contour to the barrel. Do the brakes come milled already in a "slabbed" design?</p><p></p><p>I emailed Jim but I realize he is pretty busy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="webs, post: 641304, member: 21547"] For those of you that bought a Muscle brake, I have a few questions. I was wondering how a Muscle Brake comes. Just what is left to be machined on it. I would like the 3 port Muscle Brake slabbed version for a brux #5 contour barrel finished at 28". The thread will be a 5/8-24 and it will go on a 7mm WSM. As I understand it the only thing left is to drill the main hole approximately .020" larger than the diameter, Time, and contour to the barrel. Do the brakes come milled already in a "slabbed" design? I emailed Jim but I realize he is pretty busy. [/QUOTE]
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