Ferfrans CQB Modular Muzzle Brake
Muzzle Brakes are an amazing addition to your rifle, they’re great at reducing recoil and muzzle rise and help speed up follow up shots. They’re not without their drawbacks however, they’re pretty loud as most brakes redirect the sound and muzzle blast to the side or back at the shooter. Some brakes can also kick up dust and dirt while shooting in prone. The Ferfrans CQB Modular Muzzle Brake is a new style of brake that tries to reduce some of these downfalls. The Ferfrans brake comes with what they call a Concussion Reduction Device which is essentially a quick attach/detach shroud that helps redirect concussion and sound forward away from the shooter. While the Ferfrans CQB isn’t the only muzzle brake to come with a shield attachment, theirs is a bit different in that it includes ports which help aid in reducing muzzle climb and recoil. You can see in the videos below that with the Concussion Reduction Device it still does a pretty good job at reducing muzzle rise. They retail for $179.95, check out Ferfrans.net for more info.
Muzzle Brake Specs:
Weight – 4.0 oz
Length – 2.28″
Brake Thread Pattern – 1/2×28
Caliber – (.223/556)
CRD (Concussion Reduction Device) Specs:
Length – 2.17″
Width – 1.6″ Diameter
Total weight of the system combined is 10.4 ounces.
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Hanging 10 ozs off the muzzle has to reduce climb anyway.
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