Muzzle device for SBR

[thesheepdog]

I am building a .300 Blk SBR and was curious what a good brake or muzzle device is since the blackout burns powder better in short barrels.

 

[eodinert]

For 5.56 guns, my standard answer is an M16A1 flash hider. They are cheap, and work well. Your 300 is probably threaded 5/8x24, so the cheap A1/A2 option isn't there. I have a DSA three prong on mine. It works well, and the cost is reasonable. If you're looking to spend a lot of money, or want one of the designer muzzle brakes, I'm not the guy to ask.

http://www.dsarms.com/3-prong-trident-flash-hider-US-Made----002T-916X24/productinfo/002T-58X24/

 

[Ridge_Runner_5]

AAC Blackout
Smith Vortex

 

[tmorone]

The AAC muzzle brakes are awesome if you can get a hold of one with the 7.62 thread. The blackout is also fantastic.

Are you planning on running a can now or ever? That should be your biggest concern since most quick attach silencers use a proprietary mount (I stick with AAC so I can silence anything I want). If you're NOT planning to suppress the rifle, Noveske's flaming pig flash hider is the best thing since sliced bread imho.

 

[tmorone]

To add to that last one ^... Surefire also makes some great brakes and flash hiders that work with their stuff.

 

[nikdfish]

My preference was a linear comp like the kies blast master (or Troy Claymore, Levang style, etc.). Recoil & muzzle flip are pretty minimal with the 300Blk so a focus on redirection of pressure and noise down range seemed appropriate.

Nick

 

[Lark]

Put a silencer on it. Best muzzle device for any SBR.