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<blockquote data-quote="winmag" data-source="post: 637699" data-attributes="member: 22166"><p>A 3 port or a mini muscle brake is ideal for the WSM's. Jim is making a new one that's kinda in-between those two also.</p><p></p><p>As far as treating brakes is concerned, why wouldn't you? If it helps prevent pitting. A brake isn't a one time use, & throw away tool for a lot of folks. It can be used on as many pipes as you can wear out.</p><p>I have no idea how effective heat treating is, but I bought what I felt was the ideal brake for my cartrige, & rifle build. Id like to try one of Ross's brakes too. Maybe in the future ill get one for one of my other rifles.</p><p>I hold no animosity toward anyone's decisions for whatever brake they choose. I'm no metalurgist either, so as far as the effectiveness of treating metal for this purpose or that, I can't form a scientific opinion. But I will say that Jim has always been polite to me, & helpful with questions, & I knew he was a long time LRH sponsor, so, after looking, & researching brakes for better than a year, I chose his because I liked the looks of it. I liked the videos on YouTube. I liked getting questions answered honestly, without Any pressure to buy, & no badmouthing any other LRH sponsors brakes/products. He has always been humble, helpfull, & honest with me, & I felt like I was getting an effective, quality product for the price.</p><p>I really liked Kirbys painkiller brake too, & he fit all the same criteria as Jim did. In the end I chose what I felt was best for me in this particular case, & build.</p><p></p><p>I've hered great things about Ross brakes also. Wildrose swears by them. Ive just never talked to either of you two cause I never knew you were an LRH sponsor,& never saw a sponsor tag untill very recently on posts by grit. Maybe I missed it.?</p><p>I did here Mr Ross was involved in a horrible accident not too long ago, during my research on brakes it came up, so Ive definitely hered of your brakes before hand, but just never knew you were a sponsor with grit. I'm very glad to here you are doing well.</p><p>You will be involved in my future research.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="winmag, post: 637699, member: 22166"] A 3 port or a mini muscle brake is ideal for the WSM's. Jim is making a new one that's kinda in-between those two also. As far as treating brakes is concerned, why wouldn't you? If it helps prevent pitting. A brake isn't a one time use, & throw away tool for a lot of folks. It can be used on as many pipes as you can wear out. I have no idea how effective heat treating is, but I bought what I felt was the ideal brake for my cartrige, & rifle build. Id like to try one of Ross's brakes too. Maybe in the future ill get one for one of my other rifles. I hold no animosity toward anyone's decisions for whatever brake they choose. I'm no metalurgist either, so as far as the effectiveness of treating metal for this purpose or that, I can't form a scientific opinion. But I will say that Jim has always been polite to me, & helpful with questions, & I knew he was a long time LRH sponsor, so, after looking, & researching brakes for better than a year, I chose his because I liked the looks of it. I liked the videos on YouTube. I liked getting questions answered honestly, without Any pressure to buy, & no badmouthing any other LRH sponsors brakes/products. He has always been humble, helpfull, & honest with me, & I felt like I was getting an effective, quality product for the price. I really liked Kirbys painkiller brake too, & he fit all the same criteria as Jim did. In the end I chose what I felt was best for me in this particular case, & build. I've hered great things about Ross brakes also. Wildrose swears by them. Ive just never talked to either of you two cause I never knew you were an LRH sponsor,& never saw a sponsor tag untill very recently on posts by grit. Maybe I missed it.? I did here Mr Ross was involved in a horrible accident not too long ago, during my research on brakes it came up, so Ive definitely hered of your brakes before hand, but just never knew you were a sponsor with grit. I'm very glad to here you are doing well. You will be involved in my future research. [/QUOTE]
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