J
Jefferson
Guest
about a year ago I was going to buy a book on muzzle brakes, but forgot to pick one up from BS(S) and now forgot the title and where it might be available, any suggestions Jeff
S
Stonewall
Guest
The Accurate Muzzle Brake http://www.riflemagazine.com/catalog/detail.cfm?ProductID=1409
The Accurate Muzzle Brake
Troy Newlon
Historically in America the first muzzle brake to stand out was the Cutts compensator, designed by colonel Richard M Cutts in the early 1099’s. It became famous when it was attached to the “Tommy gun” Thompson sub-machine gun. All hand held fully automatic machine guns suffered from uncontrollable muzzle rise when fired in full auto. With Cutts compensator installed the muzzle rise was virtually eliminated- giving the shooter control of his weapon. Even with this early popularity the muzzle brake remained mainly a military application and only began to be popular with sporting shooters in the late 1970’s. We have learned a lot in the interim. In this book I will share the “do’s & don’ts” of muzzle brake design and function. We will detail the machining process for building and installing muzzle brakes on the sporting rifle. This is a 57 page spiral bound book 8 ½ x11.
I have a copy somewhere if you want to borrow this book.
Stonewall
The Accurate Muzzle Brake
Troy Newlon
Historically in America the first muzzle brake to stand out was the Cutts compensator, designed by colonel Richard M Cutts in the early 1099’s. It became famous when it was attached to the “Tommy gun” Thompson sub-machine gun. All hand held fully automatic machine guns suffered from uncontrollable muzzle rise when fired in full auto. With Cutts compensator installed the muzzle rise was virtually eliminated- giving the shooter control of his weapon. Even with this early popularity the muzzle brake remained mainly a military application and only began to be popular with sporting shooters in the late 1970’s. We have learned a lot in the interim. In this book I will share the “do’s & don’ts” of muzzle brake design and function. We will detail the machining process for building and installing muzzle brakes on the sporting rifle. This is a 57 page spiral bound book 8 ½ x11.
I have a copy somewhere if you want to borrow this book.
Stonewall
J
Jefferson
Guest
I will try to buy it somewhere but thanks Jeff
J
Jefferson
Guest
newlon preciison has the SECOND EDITION IN STOCK
no discount but tell them I sent you
then the canucks get $1 off all orders over 300$
anyway there it is Jeff
no discount but tell them I sent you
then the canucks get $1 off all orders over 300$
anyway there it is Jeff
