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The Marlin 1895 Dark (.45/70) has a threaded barrel (11/16"x24 tpi). Will this muzzle brake fit (and not blow up in my face)? — 3 Answers

by Carlos, from FL, United States Asked on May 19, 2019

Name GLFA Muzzle Brake .450 Bushmaster 11/16inx24 Threads (4.8)
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Answered by Jonathan D., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on October 30, 2019

Yes it should fit and work as both rounds have similar caliber sizes.

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Answered by Drew, guest, from OH, United States, on March 02, 2021

You need the 458 socom muzzle brake as they are the same diameter the 450 bushmaster is a smaller projectile size than the 45/70

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Answered by Casper, guest, from AB, Canada, on September 06, 2020

Just bought this rifle. Have both the Marlin factory made muzzle brake and a custom muzzle brake made by a local machinist. Read a lot of article which stated that a muzzle brake On a 45-70 wouldn’t reduce recoil much and would rather just increase the sound. After shooting the Marlin 45-70 with 11/16 by 24 brake I doubt that anyone writing those article actually shot a 45-70 with brake. From my experience the noise increased only slightly, while the recoil was greatly reduced. Recoil was less than my sons 7mm-08.

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