Muzzle brakes

[TJC]

Can anyone recommend a good muzzle brake for a .308 that doesn't require timing, is quick/easy to install on a threaded barrel and doesn't have any ports on the bottom ? The Gen II APA Little b****** brake seems to be perfect but I was just wondering if there is a UK equivalent. Thx

[BamBam]

All brakes need timing, easy enough to do.

http://www.lannertactical.com/tactical1/DGN762B.html

[breacher]

Mark Bradley does a great little 5.56mm unit for the AR - I have one on my CSR rifle and asked about the feasibility of boring it out / having one made for my SSG 69.

He sorted me out and it worked a treat. Small, compact and effective.

[TJC]

All brakes need timing, easy enough to do.

http://www.lannertactical.com/tactical1/DGN762B.html

Crush washers don't allow for quick/easy install, that's why I'm looking for a different solution.

[River]

Just got a break for my Tikka T3 in .308 from Roedale, very pleased with service and the break -see link

http://www.webshop.roedale.de/gx2/index ... ction.html

[ChrisB]

Got a Bradley arms on my .308 works fine. If you have the funds and want a really nice brake that returns to position, then the best one I have tried is from Armalon.

[Charlotte the flyer]

What does timing mean?

I have a Rem 700 SPS in 308 that came with a brake and I don't know if it's been 'timed'

[bradaz11]

getting the ports facing in a specific direction

[meles meles]

Port should go to the left, ooman.

[Browning_grrl]

Do fellow Range-members object to brakes over there? Especially on larger calibers?