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Question: would this fit on a model 60
Document: Works great looks better, did not have a problem with the fit, sender was timely, wish it came pakaged in bubble wrap to protect finish however
My muzzle brake had a great finish on it and fit perfect on dpms oracle. Nothing bad to say about it. It does have really sharp tips though so watch out and project your carry case!
I don't know why everyone is whining about this muzzle break...ok it doesn't fit in an armorers wrench, oh well. Threading seemed normal. Looks great. I recommend
I give these five starts for a few reasons...- they look bad ass, and work!here the Flaws and solutions - heavy ish, relatively poor finish, and threads are not always aligned just right. May have to shave down the washer some for a correct fit. Easy to do though. The threads are not tight or troublesome to screw into as some posts say.
This comp doesn't fit in any tradition armory tools. I had to find a wrench large enough to fit around it. couldn't get the holes meant for the top to line up. either it went to far or wouldn't go far enough. I was afraid of damaging the threads on my barrel before i decided to go back the original comp.Looks nice though and was very sharp.
From the reviews I saw a few complaints that this brake doesn't fit an armorer's wrench. I have to point out that it's hexagonal in shape. Any adjustable crescent wrench will work. I put a little piece of cloth in between the wrench and muzzle brake to prevent any marring of the finish, then torqued it on. The threading is TIGHT, so if it feels like it's getting caught, STOP before you cross thread it and ruin it.
I did not notice any weight difference. For the price I would recommend it.
very poor product. It was a very crappy threading on this piece and I would not trust it on a high power rifle.
I was kind of worried about how it would look and if the threads where going to be an issue but Looks good and went on smooth.
This looks even badder when mounted. Would not use in the real world as the points are so sharp it would hook or snag on anything and everything. Fun to put on at the range to turn a few heads but not much more.
Answer: yes