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10 years 10 months ago - 10 years 10 months ago #33240 by ernierod
Troy Indust. Claymore Muzzle Brake was created by ernierod
Anyone have experience with this MB??? Does it reduce muzzle rise (flip)??? Reduce noise towards shooter?? Effect on recoil?? .308 or .223?? Tnx .308 MDL 762
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10 years 10 months ago #33243 by OleCowboy
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Got a link to it?

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10 years 10 months ago #33248 by faawrenchbndr
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Had one on a 10.5" pistol upper for a while. tan around six hundred rounds through it. Was not impressed, sold it.

- Directs blast forward like a Noveske pig
- No noticable effect on muzzle control, still seemed to rise a bit
- Increased felt recoil, most likely due to the forward direction of blast
- Styling was rather hokie.........did not care for it at all
- Huge flash in low light,.......think flame thrower!

Personally, an A2 flash hinder was more useful.
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10 years 10 months ago #33251 by jtallen83
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Here is an excellent thread with reviews on several flash hiders and comps;

www.ar10t.com/forums/muzzle-devices/1308...or-the-best?start=10

The videos are very telling. :usa:

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10 years 10 months ago #33252 by jtallen83
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faawrenchbndr wrote: Had one on a 10.5" pistol upper for a while. tan around six hundred rounds through it. Was not impressed, sold it.

- Directs blast forward like a Noveske pig
- No noticable effect on muzzle control, still seemed to rise a bit
- Increased felt recoil, most likely due to the forward direction of blast
- Styling was rather hokie.........did not care for it at all
- Huge flash in low light,.......think flame thrower!

Personally, an A2 flash hinder was more useful.


Maybe a little off topic but I'm wondering if there is a particular powder one could load that has a reduced flash?
I've noticed certain commercial loads advertise a reduced flash.

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10 years 10 months ago #33255 by faawrenchbndr
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Would think that would be possible, however, I see no need for it.

Taylor the muzzle device for the task at hand, not the ammo for the muzzle device. I went on a hog hunt and was able to borrow a fancy scope from a guy who worked at TNVC. I swapped my muzzle device for a. Smith Vortex, specifically for this hunt.
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10 years 10 months ago - 10 years 10 months ago #33259 by ernierod
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Thanks people. Advice was great-learned much. Cheers PS-Was looking for a muzzle brake to reduce bbl flip-not predominantly recoil-which is minimal.The bbl is 16" and gas ports on the side of a .308 Win probably would annoy the beejesus out of the bench shooters to my right and left-wouldn't want to do that.I thought I could find a MB with gas ports on top only to control bbl rise.
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10 years 10 months ago #33268 by OleCowboy
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faawrenchbndr wrote: Would think that would be possible, however, I see no need for it.

Taylor the muzzle device for the task at hand, not the ammo for the muzzle device. I went on a hog hunt and was able to borrow a fancy scope from a guy who worked at TNVC. I swapped my muzzle device for a. Smith Vortex, specifically for this hunt.

What was your reasoning and objective in doing this?

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10 years 10 months ago #33269 by faawrenchbndr
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The Vortex reduces the .223 Rem flash to nearly nothing......muzzle flash is an unwanted byproduct when shooting at night.
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10 years 10 months ago #33270 by faawrenchbndr
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ernierod wrote: Thanks people. Advice was great-learned much. Cheers PS-Was looking for a muzzle brake to reduce bbl flip-not predominantly recoil-which is minimal.The bbl is 16" and gas ports on the side of a .308 Win probably would annoy the beejesus out of the bench shooters to my right and left-wouldn't want to do that.I thought I could find a MB with gas ports on top only to control bbl rise.


Nearly any "compensator" or "brake" is going to produce a great deal more side concussion. The Battlecomp works very well, as do the JP Enterprises models. If you are concerned about other shooters, stick with a A2 flash hider.
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