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JohnC

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Nice PAP, I went with a 4 piece brake on mine. I am waiting on Form 1 approval for mine. Are you keeping as pistol?
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Either of those work well as a brake, but will do nothing with flash. The '74 is hard to beat but it rather big and heavy but I like them. My favorite is the Manticore Nightbrake, works phenomenally w

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Here are some I've used. '74 style on a vepr x39   Manticore Night brake:   Phantom 5C2 style (CNC Warrior made)   Slant

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Manticore Eclipse. No flash. I mean, none. Amazing.   http://www.manticorearms.com/Eclipse-Flash-Hider-for-Yugo-Krinkov-MA-6850.htm   Can add the detent kit.       - OS

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Yeah, I'm keeping this one a pistol. Still on the fence about even doing a SB47. I like how short it is in its current form.

That's not to say I won't buy another to SBR down the road, though. :D
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Oh Shoot, does your flash hider fit a bit loosely on the threads, or did your screw down tight and make it to the pin detente notch?

Mine is just shy of being about to be threaded on tight.
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Oh Shoot, does your flash hider fit a bit loosely on the threads, or did your screw down tight and make it to the pin detente notch?

Mine is just shy of being about to be threaded on tight.

 

Yeah, mine didn't time out to perfectly tight either. Even with all the notches on it, the odds are that it won't. Better than the standard AR slant brake though. But it doesn't really matter in either case.

 

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Being a fugal person, I was wondering how the Tapco AK-74 M14x1.0 LH muzzle break performs?


I've not tested it out yet. Reason is, I need to cut the cover off the barrel end and possibly thread the barrel for it. At the moment I don't have the tools to do that. I'm looking in to that and the process to thread it correctly.

So far I've been told:

14x1 LH thread tool
Thread alignment tool
Heavy cuttinh oil

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