Muzzle-Brakes
The brand name Sub-Silent Suppressors and all its products, designs and modifications on this site are Registered as Patent Pending with the NZ Government Intellectual Property Register, and is also protected by the NZ Copyright Act 1994 - especially and exclusively Sub-Silent Suppressors with INBUILT MUZZLE BRAKE, DECI-DAMP sound deadener, BIO-TECH WET-FIRE suppressor design and material & MICRO-PATTERNING:- Effective from March 2008 & July 2009
Whether it is in a stand alone muzzle-brake, or my Patent Pending muzzle-brake built into your custom suppressor, this short video will show you the effects and benefits of a muzzle-brake.
Shot in normal speed and slow motion, this video is of my QB79 shooting CO2 that shows a stream of cold gas being expelled and re-directed through one of my custom units - reducing recoil and enhancing accuracy and stability.
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Below: Progress photos of John's custom 10/22 muzzle-brake, made to the exact diameter of his full suppressed barrel at 22mm - with special male thread which is opposite to the normal female thread, and finished in matte black anodize.
Custom Thread Protector / Muzzle-Brake
You know the story - you put your expensive rifle into a gun-shop 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!
Starting with solid high-grade aluminum rod, I hand craft each muzzle-brake to the specifications and character of both my customer and their rifle.
Photo to right: A selection of hand made and anodized thread protectors, which can be made in the exact diameter of your rifle barrel - causing the protector to be a seamless extension and part of your rifle barrel.
Before starting the process of creating and crafting a custom muzzle-brake, I am often asked by the customer to thread their barrel. This photo is of a clean crisp thread I had just cut.
Below: The four main steps in crafting a custom muzzle-brake. I can also anodize it in any color of your choice.
Below: Custom muzzle-brake anodized in yellow gold, mounted on my Savage MKII
Below: A nice two toned anodized muzzle-brake mounted on my own Savage MKII & 10/22
Mike sent me a computer drawing of a muzzle-brake he wanted me to make. Needless to say, he was very pleased with the result!
Photos below
Les had his center-fire threaded - and like most people who get this done - was supplied with this ridiculous cheap thread protector, worse than that - they took off the front sight, leaving it looking really ugly and messy. Les asked if I could make an over-barrel muzzle-brake to hide the botch-up done by the gunsmith.
The results speak for themselves.
My custom muzzle-brake on Les' 308 center-fire
The camera always has difficulty focusing on my engineering pieces, as they are polished to a mirror finish.
More custom muzzle-brakes below
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