Thread: Removing Muzzel brake

Just got back from sighting in a Mini30 and found the Muzzel brake holding pin had fallen out after I had finished sighting and while my son was empting a few mags for me. So I have removed the brake. Will this have shifted point of impact or is it another trip to the range??

Don't know, but do know with the silence o my .22 it shoots low when shooting in side range, back to perfect when removed.

Greg or others would be more qualified to comment than I but i would say .,
Yes there will be a change, but probably not enough to worry about unless its mega heavy

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Most likely. I use a detachable break and it changes my zero by 3" vertically.
Had others on other rifles that never made a difference.

It's a mini 30, you'll never notice

Generally the POI won't change much, every situation is different though.

The best way is too check it & see

Originally Posted by gimp

It's a mini 30, you'll never notice

That thought had crossed my mind....... Cheeky Bugger!!

Thanks guys, It will do for now & I will just have to check it again when I get the chance.

Originally Posted by Tasbay

Just got back from sighting in a Mini30 and found the Muzzel brake holding pin had fallen out after I had finished sighting and while my son was empting a few mags for me. So I have removed the brake. Will this have shifted point of impact or is it another trip to the range??

So long as the muzzel is resting on the deers nose bro i wouldnt susspect there will be a diffrence of aim impactish sort of things