Sharps Bros. Badlands Blast Deflector Muzzle Brake

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[@FreeRoaming]

can it be pinned and welded

[@MGWQuickLooks]

It Is not designed as such. But you may ask you local gunsmith if he can make it work for you.

[@Suavecito77]

So how do you know what thread to use with your ar15?

[@MGWQuickLooks]

@Suavecito77, Most AR-15's (5.56mm) use 1/2x28mm threads, and most AR-10's (7.62mm) use 5/8x24mm threads. Most owners manuals will also tell you the thread of the barrel as well.

[@Suavecito77]

@@MGWQuickLooksthank you 🫡

[@tvincent1650]

Ehhh. It's not that great. Shipped quick. It is pretty cool how it's made, but it really isn't worth the $130 in my opinion. Not a huge difference on a MSR 10.5