[NEviciousNE]

So do I need one? i keep hearing people talk about them but i dont know what they do or if I can even put one on. I have a wasr 10 so im assuming i can. Which is the best for the best price?

 

[Bonehead]

my friends and I all have the same rifle (wasr10) and having used mine with the tapco slot brake and then using my friends with the slant brake I can definitely tell the difference.

 

[ekim]

I had one and it did help on muzzle rise, but that report was more than I wanted to deal with, so it's gone.

 

[Saltywardog]

Second on the tapco slot muzzle brake. For around 12 bucks well worth it

 

[einheit 13]

my friends and I all have the same rifle (wasr10) and having used mine with the tapco slot brake and then using my friends with the slant brake I can definitely tell the difference.

Because its a compensator/blast defector, not a brake. AK74 brakes are the shyte...there is really nothing better for control.

 

[Bonehead]

I was looking at 74 style but decided on the slot style. its a bit more compact and a lot of people said it worked well enough. I would have to agree.

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

My 47 has a compensator on it. For up-and-to-the-right. Dam right handed people. And I can't move it. Dam right handed people.

 

[einheit 13]

My 47 has a compensator on it. For up-and-to-the-right. Dam right handed people. And I can't move it. Dam right handed people.

Hold it upside down....then its a left handed AK!! Push in the button and rotate anti-clockwise. yes, anti-clockwise because I haven't figured out how to counter a time....

 

[Bonehead]

My 47 has a compensator on it. For up-and-to-the-right. Dam right handed people. And I can't move it. Dam right handed people.

left or right handed

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

Mine's pinned to the barrel. I'd have to do some machining to put it on "wrong". Not a big deal anyway. Just ranting

 

[Bonehead]

Mine's pinned to the barrel. I'd have to do some machining to put it on "wrong". Not a big deal anyway. Just ranting

there is a button on most of them that allows them to thread off. the threads are also left handed threads so you need to twist it backwards from what Americans are used to.

yours isn't like that?

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

I don't think so. Next time I'm downstairs at the safe I'll have a look, but I was pretty sure it was permanent.

 

[einheit 13]

I don't think so. Next time I'm downstairs at the safe I'll have a look, but I was pretty sure it was permanent.

Nothing man made is permanent....

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

Perhaps I should say "more trouble than it's worth to change it."

 

[Bonehead]

Perhaps I should say "more trouble than it's worth to change it."

can you get a pic of how its attached? I have seen welded on and the button type but not pinned.

I am thinking and I could be wrong, if its pinned it might have been done because the barrel isn't threaded to accept. I am just curious, do you have a bayonet lug?

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

Oh man, I'm gonna have to go downstairs now. Give me a while.

 

[Bonehead]

Oh man, I'm gonna have to go downstairs now. Give me a while.

lol no hurry man.

 

[Axman]

I was under the impression that the slant brake compensated for the fact that the rotation of the bolt and reciprocating mass of the charging handle cause the rear of the rifle to kick back and to the left, making the muzzle climb up and to the right, and doesn't have anything to do with handedness.