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Re: TRG-42 Brake
I have the factory break, shooting a 250 grn Scenars mine feel likes between a 243 and a 270 that fits real good. They are Great!
I have the factory break, shooting a 250 grn Scenars mine feel likes between a 243 and a 270 that fits real good. They are Great!
Re: TRG-42 Brake
The SureFire is nice by itself but I don't know if its better than the stock muzzle brake. If you are going to put a suppressor on in the future though different story.
Chuck
The SureFire is nice by itself but I don't know if its better than the stock muzzle brake. If you are going to put a suppressor on in the future though different story.
Chuck
Re: TRG-42 Brake
Jered from American Precision rebarreled mine with a 1:9.3 Broughton and installed his larger brake. Shooting 300 grain Corbon loads was very mild. I never had any luck in accuracy with the factory 1:12 twist and anything larger than 250 grains, but for that you would not need anything more than the factory brake.
Jered from American Precision rebarreled mine with a 1:9.3 Broughton and installed his larger brake. Shooting 300 grain Corbon loads was very mild. I never had any luck in accuracy with the factory 1:12 twist and anything larger than 250 grains, but for that you would not need anything more than the factory brake.
Re: TRG-42 Brake
Thanks for all the info! Sounds like the factory brake definetly works. I was hoping the surefire brake was at least as good as the factory brake, I can get a Surefire for less then the Sako. Sako acessories are nice but seem a little on the pricey side. Thanks again!
Thanks for all the info! Sounds like the factory brake definetly works. I was hoping the surefire brake was at least as good as the factory brake, I can get a Surefire for less then the Sako. Sako acessories are nice but seem a little on the pricey side. Thanks again!
Re: TRG-42 Brake
I owned a TRG-22...I had the stock brake and then ordered a Near. Wow....the Near brake is much more effective. It angels the muzzle blast back...so it pulls the rifle away from the shooter. I would highly recommend the Near brake...I also used the Near 25 MOA scope base.
Take care,Stan
I owned a TRG-22...I had the stock brake and then ordered a Near. Wow....the Near brake is much more effective. It angels the muzzle blast back...so it pulls the rifle away from the shooter. I would highly recommend the Near brake...I also used the Near 25 MOA scope base.
Take care,Stan
Re: TRG-42 Brake
Scroll to the bottom of the page for the brake: http://www.scopebases.com/products.htm
Take care,Stan
Scroll to the bottom of the page for the brake: http://www.scopebases.com/products.htm
Take care,Stan
Re: TRG-42 Brake
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ChadTRG42</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The factory brake is awesome. It is very effective. </div></div>
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ChadTRG42</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The factory brake is awesome. It is very effective. </div></div>
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Re: TRG-42 Brake
I have shot the factory, Near and Elite Iron on the 22 and 42. I would give the edge to the Elite, although to be fair, the difference may be slight.
http://www.eliteiron.net/
I have shot the factory, Near and Elite Iron on the 22 and 42. I would give the edge to the Elite, although to be fair, the difference may be slight.
http://www.eliteiron.net/
Re: TRG-42 Brake
i have a trg22 with a factory break that works fine, but after seeing the great craftsmanship near has in the scope base ibought from him, i will use him for every trg part i can from now on.
+1 for near
i have a trg22 with a factory break that works fine, but after seeing the great craftsmanship near has in the scope base ibought from him, i will use him for every trg part i can from now on.
+1 for near
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