What brake?

[Joefrazell]

I've got a 24" sendero contour 7 rem mag proof barrel coming and am looking to get a brake. My only experience with brakes are a mbm beast on my last 300 win and a little bastard on my 6.5 cm. Both seem to work well. Im thinking of going with a titanium for weight savings. Any suggestions? I've looked at the mbm self timing titanium. Anyone have any experience with these?

 

[quarterman]

I just bought a fat bastard and I like it. In titanium I would try one of the Christensen arms side baffle brakes, They look pretty good but I havent tried one

 

[338 dude]

I've had fat bastard little bastard and A terminator T4 they're all great brakes check them out and see which one tickles your fancy

 

[Jcook02]

TI Pro 3 ST from Rokslide. Absolute beautiful craftsmanship and quick shipping. Super lightweight and works wonders on muzzle rise. I purchased the garnet blasted and looks great. Will be buying more down the road.

 

[Steves1911]

I have a fat bastard and a pva jetblast. Both work great

 

[patrickjr]

My Terminator has been awesome, I'd be surprised if another brake could beat it in the recoil reduction dept. That being said, earplugs are a necessity when it gets touched off hahaha

 

[Epirate43]

TI pro 3 all the way. They are amazing

 

[horse killer]

TI pro 3

 

[Flintlock shooter]

I don't know if he does Titanium, but Muzzle Brakes and More is a good place to look.

 

[Backcountry sports]

I've got a 24" sendero contour 7 rem mag proof barrel coming and am looking to get a brake. My only experience with brakes are a mbm beast on my last 300 win and a little bastard on my 6.5 cm. Both seem to work well. Im thinking of going with a titanium for weight savings. Any suggestions? I've looked at the mbm self timing titanium. Anyone have any experience with these?

I'm using a radial brake on mine from cooper firearms

 

[azarcher10x]

Check out the brakes from LRCustomsinc.com

 

[Varmint Hunter]

Unless you are shooting an ultra-lightweight rifle I really don't see the benefit of a titanium brake. Saving an ounce would hardly be noticeable on an average weight hunting rifle, particularly when you add in the rings, mount, scope and a magazine full of ammo.

Just my 2 cents

 

[North Idaho Hunter]

We've had great luck with APA, from 243 all the way up to 375 cheytac they perform as advertised! We have a good sale on them right now - https://jaoutdoors.com/product-category/muzzle-brakes/

Let us know if we can help you out!

 

[GoosePilot]

My Smith suggested not using titanium brake unless it stays on the barrel (not using a suppressor) as titanium can gall fairly easy