Will this work on a barrel that has a muzzle break/ flash suppressor? I have a M&P .22 and a M&P 5.56. Both of which have flash hiders.
2037719
I doubt it, the magnet in it isn't strong enough to hold on across that wide a gap.
450821
Yes. It will fit the same threading (1/2" X 20) that your factory flash suppressor is threaded on to. Just make certain that your flash suppressor is not staked to the barrel threads (look for a small round impression on your suppressor), if it is, you will need a gunsmith to install unless you are real handy with a dremel cut off tool or air tool. My Bushmaster was staked and I was able to cut through the suppressor with a cut-off wheel without damaging the threads. Once mostly through I just pried it off with a screwdriver. Hope this helps.
1026646
Should work ok with the right mount. Not real familiar with "break barrels" but as long as this gun has a scope mount it should work. I put mine on a .22 cal and had to fit it to the smaller mount as this scope is most commonly used on high power rifles.
35418
I beleive it should. The rubber plugs that slide on the skinny end expand inside the barrel to center it when tightened. Since it goes up to .50 cal (in theory) this should suffice. Also since the device goes in the end of the barrel not the reciever should be fine.
1049134
Sorry, I bought this for my brother, and it was shipped directly to him. He doesn't have a .22, so I'm not sure if it works with that caliber. But... I LOVE your Amazon name! "Don't Tread On Me"!
1098661
If You have a threaded muzzle as the 22/45 LITE it works, but I think rifles has different thread (1/2"x20 normally on rifles, instead of 1/2"x28 on this item and on the 22/45 LITE pistol)
2241960
Yes it will fit all 12/28 treaded 5.56/.223 barrels. Just so you know, these muzzle breaks are VERY loud. They work good and really minimize recoil, but I had to remove mine because it had such a sock wave it was uncomfortable and directed it back to shooter. A standard A2 bird cage is what I replaced it with and works just fine. If loudness is not an issue, they look awesome and make the muzzle a weapon in of themselves.
1616799
As long as your barrel has nothing on the end of it but the small brass bead sight, it will work. But if your specific model has a barrel with a rib running down the top or a tall A-frame type front sight, it will not work.
499240
Yes. It will work on any firearm muzzle that is magnetic. Did not work for me on a Stainless Steel barrel.
1076407
The bore sighter requires two things to be effective. A metal barrel (in your case flash suppressor) for the magnet and that the barrel be at a right angle to the scope you are trying to sight. I have a break barrel pellet gun with a suppressor and scope and it would not work because the suppressor was plastic and it was tapered at the end at an angle. I have successfully used it on other rifles from .22 to .3006. If your suppressor is removeable, you may be able to sight the scope and reinstall the suppressor.
890504
Hi,It sure will work with most of the break barrels. You will need to fix a scope recoil stopper to avoid disassembling of the scope which will affect aiming & accuracy. The scope is quite up to the mark with my break barrel and works just fine.
2176987
Hello, I have this brake on a 243 an it is louder than my 308. Probably a 25 -30 decibel increase in sound at the area of the shooter. I cant speak to the increase in muzzle flash haven't shot at night yet. As to performance for the brakes function, the smith that put the brake on an threaded the barrel tested it an said it feels like a 22 magnum for recoil. I agreed with him, completely lets me stay on sight picture with my scope for instant follow up shots. I hunt coyotes. This brake had a bullet thru hole diameter of .279 so it was no problem using it on a 243 since recommended clearance is .025. Sorry your main reason is to be showy, but after you use a good brake on a gun you will probably change that. Yes at the range people with no ears plugs in are going to Know you are there. A more "flashy" looking brake that I prefer is the VG6 Epsilon 556 It works as a flash hider an brake. I have the VG6 on a 5.56 an its loud as hell to but shoots like a .22 plinker recoil. Hope this helps. G luck
637917
Yes It should work on this rifle. It goes on easier if you put it over the barrel first then the butt.
531682
this is magentic it works better on barrels that dont have flash suppressors it can work on all barrels up to 12 gauge or more .50 cal
2146600
Not sure if it functions as a "flash hider" as I never fired it at night. It DOES work as a compensator and slightly reduces felt recoil. If you order this item cake sure the one you receive has a bore hole NO larger than 0.250 - 0.260" I had to send the first 1 back as hole was for a 308 rather than a .223
173235
Notifications are off... Read Matt's comment. As far as I know the barrel wall thickness is the same for all 12-gauge barrels so you would have to sand down the bottom of the screws for it to clear your muzzle. Then locktite in place as he said. Sorry for late reply.
211495
Yes I have it mounted on a 5.56 with a muzzle brake. Not alot of recoil but more than a .22. You may have a bad switch.