1911 Muzzle breaks...

**Seventy4Blazer** · July 7th, 2008, 10:47 PM

well... what do you think of them?!?!

i would LOVE to have some like in punisher... lol

BUT, i personaly dont need them... i have no problem getting back onto target for a second shot... but i think they look cool, and "cool factor" is always a plus...

**Lycanthrope** · July 8th, 2008, 01:01 AM

They work great in the high pressure cartridges like the .38 Super. They can make a good shooter a bit faster.

Not so much with the lower pressure .45 ACP.

Mandatory with the .460 Rowland.

Lycanloudthoughthrope

**Seventy4Blazer** · July 8th, 2008, 09:11 AM

loud is good... lol

hmm, i think they look cool, and honestly i think that is the only reason i might buy one... its easy to take off and put on if i dont like shooting with it, but it does look cool... lol

**Lycanthrope** · July 8th, 2008, 10:04 AM

Originally Posted by Seventy4Blazer

loud is good... lol

hmm, i think they look cool, and honestly i think that is the only reason i might buy one... its easy to take off and put on if i dont like shooting with it, but it does look cool... lol

Well....the only good brakes are threaded into the barrel.

The barrel bushing brakes are pretty much useless.

Lycanverylittlegasflowthrope

**phill** · July 8th, 2008, 12:38 PM

If you want to play with a Clark, Brownell's has a drop-in barrel with comp. Got one several years ago and like it. There was no fitting on my gun but a friend had to do about 30 minutes work to get his to work.