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Anyone in the south jersey area know where I can get a muzzle brake pinned? Sorry I'm just lazy and don't feel like looking it up or calling around. Thanks 
I'd look into Ocean Armory. Mike is a great guy, he'll treat you well.

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1 hour ago, tomk62 said:

Just went to Howell Gun Works yesterday to get this done.  Literally took 10 minutes.

How much do they charge? It's kinda far for me but if it's cheap enough it may be worth it. 

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18 hours ago, Ficus said:

Anyone in the south jersey area know where I can get a muzzle brake pinned? Sorry I'm just lazy and don't feel like looking it up or calling around. Thanks 

Try the vendors here, first.

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....and you wonder why the country is the way it is. Enuff said.

 

 

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Thanks for the help guys. I appreciate it. 
oh and@bhunted go f*ck yourself. more_FLIPA.gif

Why thank you. And that is Mr BHunted to you snowflake!


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Fantastic. I keep a copy of that on my coffee table. My boy makes every one of his Marines read it. [emoji1303][emoji1303][emoji1303]
Excellent read and learning tool.


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On 8/31/2017 at 8:56 PM, Ficus said:

Anyone in the south jersey area know where I can get a muzzle brake pinned? Sorry I'm just lazy and don't feel like looking it up or calling around. Thanks 

You get your compliance work done? If not give @JT Custom Guns an opportunity.

forum vendor, excellent work 

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The easy way to drill hard steel is to use a drill bit made for the purpose:  https://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-drill-bits/=19ckogx

Clamp everything down in a drill press. Hard drill bits are brittle and will break if things move around and you need to apply more pressure than you an with a hand held drill.

Avoid heat. Heat kills drill bits. Use plenty of oil. Reducing friction reduces heat and oil draws heat away from the bit.  Make sure you're cutting the entire time you're drilling. If your bit rubs without cutting, you create heat which damages your bit.   Use a slow rotating speed.  The slower you do the work, the less heat you create.

If you're using a walmart drill bit in a hand held drill, it's going to be very hard to do.

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