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muzzle brake recomendations

Been searching and am looking at the little jimmy or the one from muzzelbrakesandmore. I have shot with and without and belive the recoil reduction greatly helps my groups.
Any others worth looking at or am I on the right track?
 
Elite Iron makes a nice one. Will time up so you can attach without shims and use a thread on can too (which he can also time, here for vertical shift). You can get 'em both with or without wrench flats for easy removal. The ones for smaller calibers, smaller than .50 I mean, look like they'd work quite well.

I went this way in .50BMG myself, on a DTA HTI, but I can't speak as to recoil reduction vs. the DTA brake since I sent the barrel in for work before I fired it (which I still haven't yet!). Anyway, I've heard that the Elite Iron brake is superior to the factory DTA brake, fwiw. But I don't know from experience, I had to change it out if I wanted to switch from brake to can which I intended from the start.
 
After watching the video the APA has on YouTube of a 338 fired with no one holding it, I was sold. I had a Little Fat Bastard installed on my 6.5CM and a Little Jimmy on my 6XC. The biggest disappointment was the AI brake that was on my AE in 308, it didn't seem to do much.
 
Call Jered at APA. Little bastard all the way for 308 family of calibers. They will contour it to your barrel also. Do not shoot next to your friends or you will no longer be friends. It does work great but they are correctly named for the noise. Brock