KAK Industry 1/2×36 Big Hole Muzzle Brake
Description
Choosing the right muzzle device for your build is usually one of the last things to consider for a 9mm AR-15. However, you will be able to take the already easily manageable 9mm cartridge and make it even better to wield with a muzzle device, allowing for faster follow-up shots, reducing the recoil further, or extra flash hiding capabilities, or even all three at once! Competitors who shoot in competition with Pistol Caliber Carbines love 9mm for its controllability, and even you can use a Muzzle Device with your next 9mm build to make it even better!
About This Muzzle Device: The KAK Industry Big Hole Brake has a single port design that makes it compact. The large port reduces recoil and the dual upward-facing vents minimize muzzle rise. To ensure it is resilient to wear and tear, it has a manganese phosphate coat. It has an overall length of 1.75 inches and it weighs 2.43 ounces.
Muzzle Type: Muzzle Brake – A muzzle brake is designed to reduce the amount of recoil you feel when you fire your weapon. A muzzle brake has slots or holes called ports cut into the sides of the device that allow the escaping gases to move in a way that helps to reduce the recoil felt. A quality muzzle brake can significantly lower the felt recoil in your weapon. This is one of many reasons why gun owners make this device a key part of their collections.
Threading: 1/2×36 is the most common thread type for 9mm muzzle devices, flash hiders, compensators, and muzzle brakes are made to match these threadings.
Finish: Manganese Phosphate – Manganese Phosphate finishes are used on barrels to protect against corrosion and wear. Manganese Phosphate finish is considered for its toughness and is used in multiple different applications such as aerospace, ordnance, and other firearms-related parts.
Chambers: This Muzzle Brake has 1 chamber to catch the expanding gasses and divert them to the sides of the shooter, reducing recoil and increasing controllability.
Ports: This Muzzle Device has 2 ports to compensate for the felt recoil and reduce muzzle climb by pushing the barrel back down, making the shooting experience feel flat without jumping off target.
