Thread: Slip on muzzle breaks?

Originally Posted by mucko

you dont to to thread your rifle to make a silencer i made my one to slip over the sleeve just needs to be slightly over size 0.02mm oil the blueing and put two grub screws though the sleeve. flatten the point of the grub screw so you dont mess up the blueing to badly. will post a pic after milking. it works very well just ask Dougie

If it does move off I will put a screw down the top so it holds, it can go into the screw that held the front sight on.

also when making the sleeve if you cant get hold of a lathe. you can use a adjustable parallel ream

How'd it go and where is the pics of this "cool" 22 ?

It didn't change any velocity and accuracy didn't change so its good, this ones a little rough because I made it from Teflon and I was rushing it on the lathe, I will make a new one later on out of aluminum and spend time on it to make it nice. This one has 3 holes on each side and 3 on top

Has it satified your desire for coolness??

Its ok but I will make it look better and spend more then 30min on it next time, also I will make it out of aluminum. I think of it like mags on a car, its the owners personal choice what they look like.

Originally Posted by Toby

Its ok but I will make it look better and spend more then 30min on it next time, also I will make it out of aluminum. I think of it like mags on a car, its the owners personal choice what they look like.

Lol - you obviosuly have seen any 'Iraqi Ferraris' up your way, or 'The Shark'

Lexus LFA's are nice or Auidi R8's or the older hiluxs

Put that lexus motor in your hilux Toby.

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$35 on TM for the 10/22

Ha ha brake on a 22 he was gold aye!!