title is straight forward anyone know o f a gunshop that welds muzzle breaks

also off topic but i just made a typo i meant to say gunshop and i said funshop and said wow that typo is very correct for us shooters lol

What is up with the cap-locking of the titles of your posts?

As for local places in NJ, I know PK90 has had this service available (thought you would have to contact him directly to confirm and for specifics). There is another place who's name escapes me right now, though I'm sure someone will add it later.

PK90 from Arms and Ammo can sort you out. very quick turnaround.

Go to arms and ammo section of this forum. Look for my post for prices. He basically breaks down the prices for some AR services. The muzzle brake is on the list I just can't remember the price he gave.

You can also have a local muffler shop do it.....Just be sure to tell them/show your FID card and explain it needs to be tack welded to comply with NJ law.....They will usually doit for $10 or less....

well i can tack weld is it really that easy to do because i can do it myself than lol

Well according to ATF guidelines it has to be 1100 degree silver solder..

also it is for my S&W MP 15-22 i know it really wont help with functionality but i want it for looks really so any suggestions with some would be great as well

Well according to ATF guidelines it has to be 1100 degree silver solder..

 

That is for NFA only.

also it is for my S&W MP 15-22 i know it really wont help with functionality but i want it for looks really so any suggestions with some would be great as well

So unless I'm mistaken, you will also need the end of the barrel threaded to accept the brake.

Unless it's a special "compliant" version the 15-22 comes from the factory with a threaded barrel and a flash hider. Plus the stock is collapsible.

Go to arms and ammo section of this forum. Look for my post for prices. He basically breaks down the prices for some AR services. The muzzle brake is on the list I just can't remember the price he gave.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/22827-prices/page__p__304264__fromsearch__1#entry304264

Can anyone determine that pinning and silver soldering over the top of the pin is suitable?

Yes - Blind pinning is acceptable, Frank.

how do pinned/ welded muzzle breaks look?

how do you install the pin any website describe in more detail?

how do you install the pin any website describe in more detail?

Down near the bottom of the page http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=4&t=226782

Contack PK90. He pinned my BattleComp on a few weeks ago. The job was done very quickly and looks great

just incase that PK90 is far from you there is guy in paterson that does it, havent used him so i dont know the quality of the work...