Browning Hells Canyon Speed muzzle brake

[livetohunt]

Alright, I emailed unknown munitions. Would you happen to know if I could use a .284 on a 277 cal or would i need one that is actually listed as 277

The .284/.308 would work perfectly well!

 

[tknuts103]

I just called them and they said they do make a 277 cal. Thanks for the info

 

[dforney]

Haha, so am I! Mine came out to .99oz.

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Can I order one for a Speed in 300prc?

 

[livetohunt]

Can I order one for a Speed in 300prc?

Sorry, been chasing Muleys at 10k feet since Thursday.

Yes, and we just came out with a self timer Ti Pro 1 and they are being cerakoted burnt bronze. They will be available from unknown munitions very soon. We did M13x.75 and M13x1.25 for threads.

 

[livetohunt]

These are live at unknown munitions! Coated burnt bronze!

 

[UCzO___]

Yep the long range is different than the speed. I'll be doing brakes specific to both.

I just shot mine. It was a new design for my muzzle brakes. Definitely the best muzzle brake I've ever used. Hardly any muzzle rise. With my 56mm scope I would be able to see bullet impacts at 200 yards. Going to play with top porting next. My browning is 8 lbs scoped and chambered in 300PRC. I could shoot it all day.

Did you ever look at top porting the design?

 

[livetohunt]

Did you ever look at top porting the design?

We looked at it but the performance gain wasn't there. It didn't change the recoil at all, and the muzzle rise difference wasn't noticeable while shooting. I'm also not a fan of applying the heavy downward pressure on the stock and barrel.

Our port design keeps the barrel in place, by equalizing the forces, instead of forcing it down.