Or, here.They also sell the JP tank brake which you can check out at their site.
reduce muzzle climb and therefore allow for quicker accurate followup shots.Curiosity killed the cat but why would you even want a muzzle brake on a battle rifle if your state doesn't demand it?
kingjoey i would like to know where you got the target bbl. n brake from i would like to get one thanx joebWe just installed our KA-1830 brake on a HK-91 target barrel awhile back, I'm interested to see how it does on the rifle. Waiting on pics and a report from the owner about that. We haven't found any difference in accuracy, but then again, our brake is lighter than a similar length of barrel or most other brakes so its effect on harmonics is negligible. The brake tames a lot of bolt rifles, I'm betting that it will make the HK91 a complete pussycat.
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The customer supplied the barrel (very hard to find apparently), our company builds the brakes. If we had the specs for the barrel we could build one. On this particular gun, we machined the triple-frame to accept the larger diameter barrel, built and installed the brake, then indexed and cross-pinned the sight. The owner is a member on this board, he'll probably have lots of pics and details once its finished.kingjoey i would like to know where you got the target bbl. n brake from i would like to get one thanx joeb
You live in Phoenix, why not go down the road and visit the Tempe SWAT team armorer and tell him your above stated opinion. He might just correct you based on his many years of experience. They had six G3 SG/1 and all but one was equiped with that device. I do not think they did that for looks.That's a Smith Enterprises brake. I don't think that it would contribute to long range accuracy. Muzzle brakes aren't generally known for that feature.