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| The outdoorsman |
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i have another 2240 on the go got my grips well on there way
i was thinking of making the theme wood the grips are the nob for the power adjuster that i made is wood i am going to make a wood trigger shoe what do you think of a wood muzzle break?
is it worth the effort?
will it do the same as other breaks? |
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| Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 7:47 pm |
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| AirGunEric |
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Other than cosmetics- what purpose would the muzzle break serve? 95% of all muzzle brakes don't do anything in respect to accuracy or sound reduction (they shouldn't, or they would be "silencers").
As a flip compensator or a cocking aid/handle- good hard steel would probably be the way to go- but on a Co² pistol, neither of these things are relevant- so wood should work A-OK. |
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