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Which muzzle brake on a .300WM?

Demon061

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Thinking surefire. Kicks like a ******* mule right now (Winchester model 70, synthetic stock with no pad)
 
Aye pardon, usually post on a closed forum.

Muscle break seems good, heard a lot of good things. Just best for a potential follow up shot up here (the break versus just a recoil pad)
 
If you want the absolute best, check out the tuned Assassin brake from J E Custom, up to 70% recoil reduction.
 
[ame=http://youtu.be/tMLMof4P8Hk]The Fat Bastard Muzzle Brake vs 338 Lapua - YouTube[/ame]
 
The muzzle brake you can use depends on the diameter at the muzzle, i.e you might not be able to use the Assassin (or similar) on a light sporter barrel.

Indeed, it's a light sporter (5/8") which is why I'm looking at smaller brakes. Actually just took a friend's vanguard out with his new brake and it did significantly decrease recoil... though that was only a 30-06. If I could upload pics I'd throw it up here, I don't much care for keeping a lot of our gun pictures on FB.
 
I have a muzzle break on my model 70 300WM that was for a ruger 10-22. I turned a small tapered piece to make it look right on the end of the barrel and drilled and reamed the bore to about .330". very effective.
 
My smith just put a VAIS on my Brownington (frankenstein rifle ), so we'll see how that shoots once I pick it up from him. It will most likely be my new lightweight whitetail rig for this next season.

I usually shoot un-braked rifles, and prefer it that way, but we'll have to see.

If I like the way this Vais makes my rifle shoot, then I might be adding one to my .300 Ackley.
 
If the muzzle diameter is 5/8 then my slabbed mini magnum muscle brake would work out perfect for it. Its designed for sporter weight barrels. I just ran out a few days ago but Len has them for sale on his online store. I should have some more in stock mid next week. If you have any questions don't hesitate to get a hold of me.


Ryan Pierce
Piercision Rifles
www.piercisionrifles.com
 
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