Backcountry Muzzle Breaks

[fmlyman]

I've purchased a rifle that will hold two purposes, a backcountry bear/deer gun for me and a deer rifle for my wife/kids. It's a Savage 110 Ultralight in 6.5 Creedmoor. It comes with a pre-threaded 5/8-24 Proof Research barrel. To make it pleasant for the wife/kids to shoot, and to keep on target when I'm shooting it as well, I'm looking for a good muzzle break. Looking at two options right now but I'm wondering if any of you have any input. It's a backcountry setup so I don't want anything big. Looking at the following:
Patriot Valley Arms JetBlast

Jet Blast Muzzle Brake

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patriotvalleyarms.com

Precision Armament Hypertap

Precision Armament | Muzzle devices

Precision Armament Muzzle Devices: Discover our range of high-performance muzzle brakes and hybrid devices for superior firearm control.

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Thank you in advance for your input.

 

[CApighunter]

I have a lightweight (aluminum) jet blast on a 270 WSM. It’s both very loud and very effective.

 

[Quest1000]

I have two jetblast breaks and they do a great job at reducing recoil. I would highly recommend one.

 

[Superdoo]

I put an APA "The Answer" brake on my Tikka in 6.5CM. It's great!

 

[BBob]

Gen 2 Self Timing Muzzle Brakes

Gen 2 Self Timing Muzzle Brakes The Gen 2 Series of brakes started where the Gen 1 left off. We came up with a solution for the shooter that has been a game changer. The Gen 2 has a nut that is a separate piece. This allows our customers to install the brake themselves at home. Installations...

www.americanprecisionarms.com

Hellfire Self Timing Muzzle Brake

The HELLFIRE Self Timing Brake system was engineered from the ground up to reduce more recoil and muzzle flip, while being easier to install.

www.area419.com

 

[Lytro]

Another option is a MBM 3-port titanium beast brake at 2.2 oz.

https://www.cstactical.com/mbm-titanium-beast-brake

 

[MBAO-millennialbyageonly]

BackCountry Muzzle Brake

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patriotvalleyarms.com

 

[sram9102]

Always good to give a sponsor here some business. Salmon River Solutions probably has what you need.

 

[CoStick]

Hawkins is good as well

 

[thinhorn_AK]

Just make sure you get the back country version. It would suck to get the front country brake and have to exchange it.

 

[Salmon River Solutions]

We make the lightest brakes on the market, they reduce recoil extremely well and the reduction in muzzle rise is crazy. They are available on the rokslide store. They are also relatively short compared to some other, and smaller OD size.

You can email me at [email protected] if you have any questions. I don’t know if you have enough posts to send messages on here.

 

[MightyMatt]

I have a couple T2 terminator brakes on larger caliber rifles (7mm rem mag/300 win mag) and recoil is not much at all. A buddy has a T2 on his 6.5 Creedmoor and recoil is non existent. Honestly though I think on that small of a cartridge the T1 would have been plenty. He mainly wanted to not loss sight of the target while shooting but the T1 is a little more trim and I believe would serve the roll your looking for perfectly. They are an amazingly efficient brake.

 

[BraedenD93]

We make the lightest brakes on the market, they reduce recoil extremely well and the reduction in muzzle rise is crazy. They are available on the rokslide store. They are also relatively short compared to some other, and smaller OD size.

You can email me at [email protected] if you have any questions. I don’t know if you have enough posts to send messages on here.

Do you ship to Canada ?

 

[Salmon River Solutions]

Do you ship to Canada ?

I personally don’t, but you can ask the rokslide store or unknown munitions if they do. They both carry the Ti Pro brakes.

Ken

 

[Rich M]

IMO, the noise and concussion will make that rifle much more unpleasant to shoot. Next thing will be to lighten the trigger because they've developed a flinch.

I'd say let 'em shoot it as-is. If it's that terrible, get a better fitting stock.

I agree 1,000%. I've run into more folks who are noise sensitive than recoil sensitive - including myself.

Hate public ranges cause of the muzzlebrakes and think they shouldn't be allowed due to the damage they do to folks hearing. I'm deaf, have worn hearing aids for close to 50 years and even with muffs on my deaf ears, them things are too loud.

 

[Texas Shooter]

Proof Research say the barrel is .75". Does anyone know of a 5/8 24 suppressor about that would be about .75" in diameter so that it would integrate well?