Thread: Slip on muzzle breaks?

"bunny buster" (stupidest name ever) makes a slip on suppressor that looks neat. Has a collet and a tightening collar. Find them on trade me.

Nah I would prefer to make it my self so its something to do. Im still keen on a slip on muzzle break, google has showed some pretty good ideas.

Originally Posted by Toby

Anyone wanna give me a lathe? I might see if I can go back and use the one at school. Im pretty good mates with the teacher.

Toby you obviously have waayyy to much time on your hands. I suggest rather than a lathe you use a file.

Originally Posted by Toby

Nah I would prefer to make it my self so its something to do. Im still keen on a slip on muzzle break, google has showed some pretty good ideas.

You like the idea of a slip on muzzle brake on a .22, so I question your ability to recognise a good idea.

I think that ''less is more'' when it comes to rifles. The less sticky out shit bolted to a rifle the better.

kj

Originally Posted by kimjon

I think that ''less is more'' when it comes to rifles. The less sticky out shit bolted to a rifle the better.

kj

+1

Its not a great idea bro. People are going to offer help in this becuase if it goes wrong it could be violent and potentially fatal. Im not having a dig or trying to smuther your enthusiasm .

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Say I did it right what velocity drops would I be looking at?

No lost velocity, but there is no way to do this right, because the idea is fundamentally Wrong

Whats wrong with it?

lol

It adds zero function while making your rifle possibly unsafe, possibly detrimental to accuracy, definitely stupid.

Have you guys tried it or heard of it being done?

No, because it serves no purpose

Just spend $100 on a damn suppressor. Don't you have a bunch of guns?