is this the jerry muculek designed muzzle brake
1267127
No, I don't believe that it is, although it does have a striking resemblance to one! It, however, does function very well you will be very pleased with it. I own two of them.
1267128
Its similar in design. The Miculek version's ports are at a sideways angle which helps in 3 gun matches when they shoot sideways. These ports are just vertical and horizontal.
1267129
No, it is not. The Muculek brake's rear-most vertical slot is slighter longer than the forward two, it, as far as I can determine, does not have the holes in the top either and comes with a jam nut rather than a crush washer. Apparently, with the Muculek, they recommend you index it at a 1 O'clock position to control rise. The Muculek sells for $38.99, which is why I recommend this model you asked about. It is priced at $21.50 less than Midway is vending the Muculek for.
1606475
The most correct answer is "it depends". If the Vepr has the common muzzle style which is outside threaded to 22x0.75mm right hand this brake should fit it fine. However, to achieve compliance in some states Veprs have been sold without a threaded muzzle or with a permanently welded flash suppressor. This brake is not for use with such units.
993502
If you mean the muzzle break, it does come with that. It is not fully automatic, just a high burst rate.ThanksPyramyd Air Team
2051737
I put one of these on my Yugo pap AK and it blew off the end of the barrel with the sixth shot. Mine may have been slightly bent from the factory. I am just telling you what happened with the muzzle brake that I purchased. Good luck, and for God's sake be careful if you purchase this muzzle brake.
376412
The photo looks like the ones I have installed. I just had to order a mechanical stop, which I seem to have misplaced. I haven't seen an alternative to the part listed. Good luck.
1613238
If it has a removable bayonette. I found as probably many have that this brake actually fits over the bayonette mount with the bayonette removed. Nothing about this in the instructions so people have been just mounting them on the end and shooting them off.
1898249
I do not believe so. The outer shroud is of a different size/thread pitch (larger) than the muzzle threading but smaller than most can tube dimension. It may be possible to have an adapter made but then you run into the problem of the depth of the break hitting the internal baffles.
1439094
Im not sure if it will fit. and i dont know much about them. The buffer i installed in my bretta 92 however didnt work very well. I jamed every 5 round, so after only 30 rounds i gave up and replaced it with the orig one. This maybe due to the fact of the small diameter rod and the fact you have to use an adapter and the end where it goes thru the muzzle. Im not sure, like i said i am not very familiar with these, and fairly new. This is my first pistol.
195573
I don't know off the top of my head, but it works very good on all three of my 22 rifles. if you are looking for a brake down cleaning rodthis is a good one. It fits together very good and it's brass. Buy it you won't be sorry.
330635
No, it's for a proprietary rail type only found on nerf guns. Inteliscopes dot com has one.
286505
This brake is all steel - no aluminium.The brake is effective directing the muzzle blast away from the shooter.
1149949
I have 2 Savage rifles, .308 & .338 Lapua, with muzzle brakes and it works quite well. I had the same concern. The test is to rotate the unit in the bore and watch to see if the laser point moves.
307930
there is a satin black muzzle brake for this gun on ebay, looks like a silencer, says it will fit this model
1802814
It will fit, but you will have an inch of excess beyond the muzzle. Probably a bonus in that sweat will not find its way into the barrel as easily.
5832
Yea it should fit you may have to remove any type of muzzle break if you have one on there. Yea they stay on tightly for the most part you might have to tighten a few times through its only held on there with set screws but other than those two possibilities you should be good to go!
2141329
This particular Muzzle device is designed for a non threaded barrel. I would recommend against it on a threaded barrel. Spend the extra money and get a brake or compensator that is threaded and more functional. This one really is just an appearance item.
675889
Yes, I have this Muzzel brake on my 715T. I cut the Allen screw end off and JB welded it to the barrel. i have shoot over 4,000 roungs through with no problems.