I recently bought a new Savage MKII FV-SR. Since I don't have my stamp yet, I needed something to screw on the threads. I mean, if you have a threaded barrel, the threads have to be holding something on besides the barrel nut right?
Here's one of the muzzle brake right after I finished turning it out.
The other one is after I finished matching the finish on the barrel.
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Looks good but dont put holes on the bottom if you are going prone. Kicks up dirt.
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Looks good but dont put holes on the bottom if you are going prone. Kicks up dirt.
Yeah, I'm mainly going to be shooting this from the bench. I plan on making another muzzle break with a compensator just because I have the tap now. Even though it's only a .22 and doesn't need it, it'll change the looks up. Plus it's fun.
I recently bought a new Savage MKII FV-SR. Since I don't have my stamp yet, I needed something to screw on the threads. I mean, if you have a threaded barrel, the threads have to be holding something on besides the barrel nut right?
Here's one of the muzzle brake right after I finished turning it out.
The other one is after I finished matching the finish on the barrel.
Nice job!
That wait for a Tax Stamp is a long one!
Homemade muzzle brake
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