Re: how about a muzzel break fo my GAP
For whats its worth I put muzzle brakes on just about all my centerfire rifles except for the 5.56 ones. Makes recovery so much better. I think the Badger Ord. FTE is threaded that pitch. I use the Thruster ones but they look better when turned to the barrel dia. The FTE you just screw on, time and tighten the clamp.
For whats its worth I put muzzle brakes on just about all my centerfire rifles except for the 5.56 ones. Makes recovery so much better. I think the Badger Ord. FTE is threaded that pitch. I use the Thruster ones but they look better when turned to the barrel dia. The FTE you just screw on, time and tighten the clamp.
Re: how about a muzzel break fo my GAP
Whichever route you decide to take, that is one nice rifle.
Whichever route you decide to take, that is one nice rifle.
Re: how about a muzzel break fo my GAP
A vias may be a go route unless you can get shims to time the brake correctly. I believe the FTE even needs the barrel cut to the correct od at the muzzle behind the threads.
A vias may be a go route unless you can get shims to time the brake correctly. I believe the FTE even needs the barrel cut to the correct od at the muzzle behind the threads.
Re: how about a muzzel break fo my GAP
Your barrel is threaded but that's only part of it. With the exception of the Vais type with holes all the way around just about any other brake like the Thruster or FTE the installer will need the rifle to do the install.
Your barrel is threaded but that's only part of it. With the exception of the Vais type with holes all the way around just about any other brake like the Thruster or FTE the installer will need the rifle to do the install.
