SRS introduces the Ti Pro Tiny and Ti Pro Heavy muzzle brakes

While the Ti Pro 1, 2 and 3 cover most bore and barrel sizes for shooting, we decided to come out with two new brake sizes: a small version for featherweight and small sporter barrels, and a larger size brake for .338 and up calibers and large diameter barrels.

The Ti Pro Tiny is a 4 port, 1.8" OAL, .68" OD, and only .65 oz. it will be available with 1/2-28 and M13x.75 threads.

The Ti Pro Heavy is 3.375" OAL, 1.2" OD, and 3.25 oz (i have to add thickness to the ports after running the first prototype). Planned thread sizes are 5/8-24, 3/4-24 and 7/8-24.

These brakes will be available soon from the Rokslide store!

For any application / technical questions feel free
To shoot me a pm or email at [email protected]


The Ti Pro Heavy is pictured with its little brother, the Ti Pro 3.

If anyone is in the market for a muzzle brake these are phenomenal. Machine work is top notch, very light weight, the the recoil reduction is amazing. I own two of these. A TI pro 3 self timer and a TI Pro 2 self timer. I am slowly replacing all my brakes with these. Order now while they are available.

I've been running several of Ken's brakes, they work well! Extremely light!

I just ordered a ti pro 3 and I can't wait to put it on my 300 prc!

Nebraskaelk92 said:

I just ordered a ti pro 3 and I can't wait to put it on my 300 prc!

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We love customer photos so feel free to share when it's done!

livetohunt said:

We love customer photos so feel free to share when it's done!

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I'll play. Partial inventory with TiPro 3. I have a couple more in 308 AR10s.

L-R: 280AI, 30-06, 300WM, 260 Remington. Noticed the gap on the ST on the 260. I was shooting Blackhills ammo with 139 Lapua that were loaded for GAP back in the 90s. From fully in to full 3 treads out. The group shrunk. Used it as a tuner, it works.

bamban said:

Used it as a tuner, it works.

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That's a great idea!

Nebraskaelk92 said:

That's a great idea!

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Indeed,