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  • msmalley1227
    I picked up a AK kit this week. And for the life of me I can not get the muzzle break off. I have been spraying it down with WD and CLP. Any suggestions on how to get this thing off with out butchering up the barrel would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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  • mark christian
    Basically: It redirects a portion of the expanding gases at the muzzle in order to lessen felt recoil. The breaks tend to greatly increase the noise of firearms and just how much recoil reduction they offer is based mostly on the level of recoil generated by the cartridge. The 7.62X39 round is not an especially hard kicking round so muzzle breaks in that caliber are mostly ornaments rather than functional accessories.
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  • msmalley1227
    Thank you. Just shows, never too old to learn something.

    Mike S.
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  • nmyers
    I believe that a "muzzle break" is what you get when you use the barrel end of your rifle to pry open a steel door.

    The device that reduces muzzle flip is a "muzzle brake".

    The only "dumb" question is the question you didn't ask, but should have.

    Neal
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  • mark christian
    The vast majority of muzzle breaks from SKS rifles are pin on types and simply give the rifle a more "military" appearance rather then actually reducing recoil.
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  • oneoldsap
    It's BRAKE !
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  • mark christian
    I don't give a tinkers damn about spelling so anyone else who plans on giving additional insight on this can just move away from your keyboards right now! Address the topic or just leave the thread alone!
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  • armilite
    Be careful when buying these especially for SKS's. The quality and fit may not be the greatest. This one flew off mine, sheared the pin and caught the end of the brake. It could have been a lot worse.


    [img][/img]MVC-SKSMUZZ.jpg
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  • FEENIX
    +1 on armilite, I had a similar experience like on this video ...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGa9SSd89f8

    ... about the 2:03 or so mark.
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