Buckmark break ideas please

[CANNONMAN]

I put a fluted bull barrel and a red dot on my little Buckmark. Now I want to make a break for it. Those .22's can be a handful!. Well I'm in a metals class for adults and they got a bunch of neat stuff we can have through our dues. Octagon aluminum for instance. I think it might look pretty awesome and might even help for super quick target acquisition. Any ideas? I was thinking of a bore of .238 with 1/2x28 to mate with the barrel. Other than that... thoughts?

 

[GunNut]

Look at the comp that Tactical Solutions puts out for these guns and make one similar if you feel the need.

 

[Sam1911]

I think Mossberg really figured this out for everyone a couple years back...

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[ATLDave]

For future reference, it's spelled "brake." Like the brakes on a car. You're trying to slow down the recoil/flip, not damage the gun.

Not trying to be a stickler; I was honestly fooled by the title of the post as to the topic under discussion

 

[CANNONMAN]

Very nice! Looks like the one on my BMG. Sadly I'm a second semester guy with no where near that skill level. Lathe and mill of basic skills. Do they put this on pistols? Sorry about the [sic]. Your correct. Attention to detail is always a good idea.

 

[JWH321]

You're

 

[Sam1911]

No, I don't think anyone's put one on a pistol except maybe the Maadi-Griffen.

You're

No, your. Or yore.

 

[rcmodel]

S&W Model 41 with factory Brake.




High Standard factory muzzle brake.



rc

 

[boricua9mm]

This one helps tame the recoil and muzzle blast...