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Q&A for Tacfire .223/.556 1/2inX28 Thread Krinkov Style Muzzle Brake — 5 Questions & 5 Answers

Name Tacfire .223/.556 1/2inX28 Thread Krinkov Style Muzzle Brake (5)
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Nicholas, member, from MI, United States, asked on November 26, 2021

Does the outter part thread over the barrel like a shroud somewhat? I want to put this on my mk47 but the barrel sticks out from the handguard .5”.

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Answered by TACFIRE INC., Manufacturer from AL, United States, on March 08, 2023

This brake adds to the overall length

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DiverDave, member, from FL, United States, asked on November 22, 2021

Is the bore large enough for 9mm? This would be great on a AKV

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Answered by Ethan, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on May 06, 2022

No. The Tacfire .223/.556 1/2inX28 Thread Krinkov Style Muzzle Brake can only support calibers with a bullet diameter of 0.224" or less (5.56/.223/.224 Valkyrie).

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Jay, guest, from AZ, United States, asked on July 01, 2020

Does this reduce flash? Also how doe it compare to the Barking Spider?

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Answered by Ethan, Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on May 06, 2022

The Tacfire .223/.556 1/2inX28 Thread Krinkov Style Muzzle Brake will not reduce muzzle flash, it will reduce recoil and barrel whip but will most likely increase your flash signature.

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Kyle, guest, from VA, United States, asked on May 14, 2019

What is the total length?

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Answered by Armando R., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on December 21, 2019

Length: 3.69 in.
Outer Diameter: 1.45 in.
Weight: 9.8 oz.
Color: Black
Material: Steel

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jb, member, from TX, United States, asked on April 20, 2018

Hello, What is the purpose of a Krinkov style Muzzles Brake? What is the advantage of the three piece over the one piece brakes that you have listed?

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Answered by Ethan C., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on June 28, 2018

Krinkov-style muzzle devices are not muzzle brakes but rather a muzzle booster (somewhat increasing recoil). It is designed to increase blow back pressure to cycle the action. The 3 part version was created as a way to maintain pressure in the barrel longer to ensure cycling. They are primarily designed for use on AK-pattern firearms. A properly built AR-15 should not need a Krinkov device.

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