muzzle device

[IAyoteHNTR]

Originally Posted By: Goe Blowyour barrel black or stainless ?

I do have an extra Miculek if you want it.

Black.

 

[JoeBobOutfitters]

Outside of a suppressor, a Kaw Valley Precision Linear Comp is a good option for what you are looking for. It won't make it QUIETER, but it will reduce the noise the shooter hears and push some of that down-range. It'll be much quieter than a muzzle brake. You wouldn't want a linear comp on a 300WM, but on a 308 or smaller used for hunting and similar use it works well. They won't reduce felt recoil like a brake, but that's not what they're designed to do.

Edit: The Levangs work similar to the KVP but they don't have wrench flats and aren't as aesthetically pleasing, IMO.

 

[whatruthinking]

Have you looked at the Precision Armament M4-72

There are some great videos out there comparing it to other compensators.

M4-72

 

[Goe Blow]

Originally Posted By: whatruthinkingHave you looked at the Precision Armament M4-72

There are some great videos out there comparing it to other compensators.

M4-72
If i remember right the m4-72 was the most effective brake tested i think its what like 100.00 bucks?

 

[Bail]

Originally Posted By: JoeBobOutfittersOutside of a suppressor, a Kaw Valley Precision Linear Comp is a good option for what you are looking for. It won't make it QUIETER, but it will reduce the noise the shooter hears and push some of that down-range. It'll be much quieter than a muzzle brake. You wouldn't want a linear comp on a 300WM, but on a 308 or smaller used for hunting and similar use it works well. They won't reduce felt recoil like a brake, but that's not what they're designed to do.

Edit: The Levangs work similar to the KVP but they don't have wrench flats and aren't as aesthetically pleasing, IMO.
I have a KAW Valley Comp and love it. It by no means make it quiet but my ears don't ring after I shoot with it on like it did before.

 

[crapshoot]

The Miculic is beyond physically painful to shoot without hearing protection. Almost make you cry painful.

 

[KyScott]

A linear would be the best bank for you're buck if you don't want to go the can route.

 

[whatruthinking]

Originally Posted By: Goe BlowOriginally Posted By: whatruthinkingHave you looked at the Precision Armament M4-72

There are some great videos out there comparing it to other compensators.

M4-72
If i remember right the m4-72 was the most effective brake tested i think its what like 100.00 bucks?

$89.99 in 223 + 24.99 for their Accu-washer timing system.

I just ordered their M41 for a 308 bolt gun. Their DLC coating is the balls.

 

[Vartarg217]

Originally Posted By: yotehunter243Originally Posted By: MerditOriginally Posted By: yotehunter243Iv been looking for a linear comp for my 6x45 but hadn't found one yet

I put a 30 cal on my 6x6.8 joebobs has them for about $45.




I looked but I need1/2×28 threads

I bought an adapter for mine....works great....maybe try googling it.

 

[Goe Blow]

I have used linears they do almost nothing for recoil reduction and nothing for muzzle rise the additional weight on the end of the barrel is the only benefit they offer.

 

[Hidalgo]

Originally Posted By: Goe BlowI have used linears they do almost nothing for recoil reduction and nothing for muzzle rise the additional weight on the end of the barrel is the only benefit they offer.

They may do nothing for recoil REDUCTION, but they change the recoil FEEL. Mine resulted in a noticeable difference. The gun feels "softer".

But the main reason I installed it was to direct the noise downrange ... it's much quieter to the shooter than a flash hider.