Muzzle-Brakes
Rim, Center-fire, CO2, PCP & Springers!
Warning: . NZ Copyright Act 1994: Although openly shared and published - all products, designs and modifications on this site are protected by NZ copyright law, especially and exclusively Sub-Silent Suppressors with INBUILT MUZZLE BRAKE - & Deci-Damp sound deadener: March 2008:
Important Note: Using hypervelocity ammunition with this Suppressor/Muzzle Brake might actually result in a louder immediate/close range result due to the excess noise/sonic crack being vented sideways or towards the shooter - rather than forward and away with suppressor alone. However, this will actually result in a quieter result down range - where your prey is. It should also result in a steadier shot with less recoil.
Custom
Thread Protector / Muzzle-Brake
You know the story - you put your expensive rifle into a gunshop to have the barrel threaded for one of my custom suppressors - and you get the rifle back with an ugly thin cheap thread protector! The solution :- I will custom make you a thread protector for your rifle - to the exact specs and diameter of your barrel!! Better than that - I will turn it into a functioning and fantastic looking MUZZLE-BRAKE! Here's how it works. You click buy-now, and via email we work out what you want and the specs of your rifle - and within a week a custom muzzle-brake arrives in your letterbox and you are one happy hunter!
My Muzzle-Brakes are made from one piece of solid machine alloy, threaded to standard 1/2" UNF - 12mm or 14mm with your choice of shape and style.
This one for Damien has 4 rows of muzzle-brake holes - a total of 40 port holes!
Hatsan Spring Powered Air Rifle
I'll even replace that false ugly plastic suppressor on your Hatsan Air-Rifle with a real alloy push-on suppressor/muzzle-brake!
It won't cut down much of the noise (80 percent of that is in the spring mechanism) but it will look fantastic and cut down up to 20 percent of noise.
Baking and Hardening the Silicon Coating
After making my suppressors from high grade alloy, I coat them with a Silicon Enamel - matt black - if requested by my customers.
They are then bake hardened for 1 hour at 250 degrees Celsius.
Every silencer is individually crafted.