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Posted: 10/24/2014 7:45:27 PM EDT
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It's a 7.5" barrel with the muzzle brake threaded maybe a fourth of the way on with an end cap behind it. What I'm wanting to know is, is this safe to do?  |
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Quoted: It would be easy enough to get a different type of muzzle device and do it the right way. As is, I would have concerns about everything lining up. What's the white stuff in your passenger floorboard? And it's baking soda....someone puked in my truck.
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Quoted: This. Quoted: Quoted: I wouldn't shoot that. This. http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_121/622312__ARCHIVED_THREAD____300_build_question___.html&page=1#i6160589 Unless you want plastic hands like Chuckie from SoA, don't even think about shooting that upper until you buy new handguards. Also, with the threads only engaged 1/4 of the way & no provenance about the spacer I would say there is at least a relevant chance that: A) The brake may be misaligned with the bore enough to cause a bullet strike, which would be very bad B) Who made the barrel? Too little thread engagement could actually cause the pressure wave to strip the barrel threads and chuck the break downrange. |
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