Muzzle brake .22lr custom | Trade Me
"evens out gas turbulence for longer range shots and stops barrel lift by venting gas.
As light as a feather it wont add any noticeable weight and look great!"
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Muzzle brake .22lr custom | Trade Me
"evens out gas turbulence for longer range shots and stops barrel lift by venting gas.
As light as a feather it wont add any noticeable weight and look great!"
Didn't @Toby have a muzzle brake on a 17hmr? Always made me laugh.
My first thought,Rev Rog.Must be an outreach up north:sick:
Its not rev rog selling it. (Probably him that made it by the look of it) I have dealt with this fellow before. Though I'm not sure why he would have bought one of those to start with. Could work on 223 or 22/250 or 205, but not sure recoil would be an issue on those....
Should see if I can get the front of the brake threaded, so a second one can be stacked end on end to really get that recoil and muzzle flip under control.
No no, you put a suppressor on the front of the brake so it tames the recoil and then makes it quiet as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by quentin
Na he was wanting to make one for a 22 if I recall correctly.Quote:
Originally Posted by GravelBen
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Originally Posted by stug
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Must be good, it's aircraft grade aluminium.
Doesn't bother to say what alloy it actually is though.
Rev Rog is very sick, won't be seeing his masterpieces anymore, they will become collector items.Quote:
Originally Posted by timattalon
Whatever the design, it's about as necessary as a condom for a eunuch..
I need to get the PCP under control wonder would this do it :)
Did not know NZ had an aircraft grave yard:thumbsup: be plenty of scrap aircraft garde aluminium lying around in one of those:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Beetroot
Arent those skyhawks still here in mothballs somewhere? Maybe they've been found and these are actually military grade aircraft aluminum. That would make them tackitally cooler.
You guys can laugh at me... I actually bought a more expensive 22 muzzle brake than that.
I have a KIDD 10/22 with threaded muzzle but no thread cap. Because it is bull barrel and 28 TPI, I had a hard time finding a cheap cap. So when I was in the States I bought a "Tactical Solutions Ruger 10/22 Rifle X-Ring Compensator/Muzzle". It was only 5 bucks more than KIDD cap, but looked pretty cool.
Muzzle brake on a .22. Pffffttttt what a wanky womble idea that is.
I'm getting blisters on my hand thinking about it
Quick, add some lubricant or you'll start to smoke.Quote:
Originally Posted by northdude
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