Rifle muzzle break install

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  • AllenM

    Diamond Collision Inc. Avon.
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    Just finished adding a muzzle break to a 358 rifle.
    Here is the bullet and the raw break





    Threaded the barrel. concentric to the bore of course :)







    Profiled the break and opened up the center to .018 over bullet size





    Refinished and reassembled



     

    IndyGunworks

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    I REALLY like vias muzzle breaks, and thats what it appears to be.

    Allen, do you have the screws for your spider capped with anything? Since you were going to be refinishing it anyways it didnt matter on this one, but all of the spiders i have seen for gunsmithing work all had brass acorn nuts added, or some sort of brass or copper cap to keep from marring the finish.
     

    AllenM

    Diamond Collision Inc. Avon.
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    I REALLY like vias muzzle breaks, and thats what it appears to be.

    Allen, do you have the screws for your spider capped with anything? Since you were going to be refinishing it anyways it didnt matter on this one, but all of the spiders i have seen for gunsmithing work all had brass acorn nuts added, or some sort of brass or copper cap to keep from marring the finish.

    yes they have brass caps, still can mar though if your not careful
     
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