Given the different barrel lengths, milled vs. The comparison AKs all had ALG AKT triggers, the milled Arsenal had a stock piston, the Rifle Dynamics had their tunable gas block, and the Meridian Defense had a small bore KNS piston. I did an unscientific side by side comparison test to an Arsenal Sam7 with a Meridian Defense BD2-AK brake, a Rifle Dynamics 703 Classic with a Surefire Procomp brake, and a Meridian Defense MDC-47 with a BD3-AK brake. I initially installed all the gas port plugs with blue Loctite since I was adjusting at a public range and didn’t want to worry about any of the plugs walking out during tuning/testing. I installed it on an Atlantic Firearms Romanian Plum AK with a 16” barrel, small bore KNS piston, & ALG AKT trigger using a Precision Armament crush spring to take out some of the wobble.

223 SJC Titan brake but only weighs 3.8 oz. Finished with Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD). High quality American steel that is machined, heat treated, and coated in America by Americans. No expense is spared in the manufacturing of this brake. Included with each muzzle brake: Installation and tuning instructions, gas port plugs and partial aperture plugs, thread locker, and hex wrench for the plugs. This provides a combination to give every shooter and gun the best recoil solution. Ports can be open, partially closed with aperture plugs, or completely plugged. Each brake has five high pressure ports at 45 degree intervals along with three low pressure ports for fine tuning. There are many variables that affect muzzle climb: shape of the gun stock, barrel length, gas system, recoil springs, ammunition selection, left/right handed, shooter size, shooter stance, ect.

Not having to “muscle” your gun back on target is faster, more consistent, and frees up your body and mind to solve other shooting related tasks. The ability to tune out muzzle climb by directing just the right amount of gas in the right direction is a substantial advantage for the shooter. This brake was recently used by four of our shooters at Red Oktober 2021 with excellent results:ĭuring the development and testing phase our shooters also claimed wins at Kalash Bash 2021 (1st Heavy Irons), Red Oktober Cold War 2021 (1st Heavy Irons & Overall), Kalashni-Con 2021 (1st Overall), Desert Brutality 2020 (1st AK division), and Kalash Bash 2020 (1st & 2nd Overall and 1st Heavy Irons). The result is the fastest and flattest AK shooting experience possible. The expansion chamber adds dwell time to the gas system for more reliable function, similar to the Russian AK-74 muzzle brake. The baffle design drastically reduces the rear recoil impulse of the gun while the expansion chamber and high/low pressure ports allow the end user to tune muzzle direction movement.

The product of nearly two years of research and development by champion shooters Kyle Litzie and Zack Smith to get the most effective rifle muzzle brake.

(Other calibers and thread patterns coming soon!)Ī unique two-piece design that outperforms the competition or enemy. If I went after all three parts, I'd bee looking at $210 over the price of the AK.For 7.62mm AKs with standard 14x1LH threads. The Krebs peep sight and enhanced safety are also tempting. I do like the looks of the Krebs compensator, but I'm having a hard time justifying an $80 price tag for a 2' piece of metal to bolt onto a $500 gun. That all being said, than you for your remarks. I'm saying this as someone who has in the past made poor choices in words when posting and as a result did apologize toward those I made inflammatory remarks. It's ok to be opinionated, it's another thing to make jerk-off remarks directed at others. Either way, your comments were unnecessary, in poor taste, and obviously insulting by the glaring response you received from K9. Click to expand.You either were insulting the intelligence of those who had posted before you on this thread by essentially saying they have a juvenile knowledge of firearms as indicated by their choice in muzzle brake, or you were insulting their guns, which any gun owner should know is akin to insulting someone's mother.

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