is there a noticeable reduction is muzzle rise compared to the stock slant break?
1710042
I installed it onto a c-39 milled ak witch came with a bird cage flash suppressor but I do have experience with the slant break and this is far better and looks cooler for the price it's a good buy you may have some issues if installing on a wasr-10
1710043
With my sks yes there is a little more control with rapid fire that I noticed anyway.
1535685
I think the barrel will have more to do with accuracy than the break. I own both the phantom is great the flash from the medieval is a real attention getter but I don't think either shoots more accurate than the other.
1630145
I did not notice a change once I had the sights swapped. I shot the next week at a tactical course, one part was low-light and it helped with quick acquisition of the target. I was not happy with the stock sights to begin with though.
704951
It is very easy. A longer barrel, increased compression chambervolume. A flat top piston will also increase velocity. One of the firstthings that you will want to get is a steel receiver (some erroneouslycall it a breech).
1754086
Not sure on the muzzle brake but the shroud only adds an additional 1.35 Oz not muck for the performance it gives
652491
It's slightly slanted but can easily be used to one hand charge. .they print a lot better than the straight edge sight. ..your going to shoot it more than charge it with one hand..just my 2 cents
2242160
It does help with the flash but its more designed to reduce recoil and muzzle jump. There is a cool ringing noise after each shot. Looks great. Be sure to check out the admiring looks at the range. It fits all of my AK models.
234626
Yes it does, it might be a little more difficult if the muzzle brake does not have a flat surface, but generally speaking it does.
1709542
No, the cheek weld is fine but my stock sits higher (richards microfit tackdriver) I did have to get shorter scope rings. Its comfortable to shoot no worrying about poking your eye out with the recoil. Solid? no I am having problems maintaining my zero. Because this mounts over the rear sight not all rear sights are the same size and when its 100yds out a little play is a lot of difference. Also I cannot bring the sight down far enough because this sits so high, I just used a lower mil-dot to zero it. It will take some work and investigation but you can get this to be a solid and functioning mount.
1637368
I have an H&K; 91 clone and there is no problem. I have a friend that has fixed forward sight on his AR 15 and he Googled it and found an answer that someone else "did not need a riser" on his.
1886930
I haven't tried both, but I don't really think you'll find that much difference. Check the Devilbiss site for details on both guns. Most likely one is just a slightly updated version of the other.
415307
I have an S&P; 15 with that muzzle brake. It fires .225 or 5.56 and greatly reduces any muzzle climb. Easy install and looks great.
196478
Not really sure as I don't have a muzzle break on my rifle but the stock front sight base of the 10/22 is not obstructed.
1759651
Three slots are cut out to help reduce recoil, muzzle rise and help to redirect muzzle blast...
301266
You don't, but it's kinda weird you are shopping for a muzzle brake but don't know why? I use mine for training purposes...we train with 10-22's modified to look and feel like AR-15's to save ammo costs. It give our 10-22's added barrel length, and the look and feel of a AR. So when shooters pick up an AR they are more familiar. Technically the muzzle brake does reduce muzzle flash on the 10-22, but not much, most of it is out the action. Some claim it also helps with barrel jump/accuracy when shooting consecutive shots. I can attest to that. Your mileage may differ.
1992891
NO! This is just a stock that you can use to replace your old stock to reduce recoil.
2110236
Should have no problem with caliber size. Maybe the performance. I have this brake on my custom 7.62x39 AR-15. It's definitely not as loud as other comp.'s, but I still have some muzzle rise. Better than before, but not as effective as I had hoped. With the cannon you're shooting, compared to mine, you might want to go to a more traditional compensater.