24MM AK MUZZLE BRAKE FULL
24MM AK MUZZLE BRAKE FREE

On the other hand, I could pick up a 24mm FSB and not worry about the brake moving. And what is to keep the adapter from coming undone? But how secure would that be? I realize I could red loctite the threads, but I don't know if that would suffice, seeing as there is no plunger to keep the brake indexed. This seems like a cheap and easy $10 option. Seemingly, I could attach the brake I have now with the adapter and call it a day. With that said, I'm looking for the most efficient way (cost, convenience, reliability, etc.) to do so. My main goal is to add the brake, so I don't mind not having the lug for the bayonet or mounting point for a cleaning rod (although it would be nice and would look pretty snazzy). The other option I was considering was to use a 14x1 to 24x1.5 thread adapter (assuming that the barrel is factory-threaded under the shroud): I could obviously go with a 24mm threaded FSB with bayonet lug.

In terms of attaching it to my rifle, I am torn between a couple options. My question is: is there a way to confirm that this particular brake will accommodate this caliber? Is the likelihood high that it would? My guess is that it will be fine? Pics for reference: Note: I have no experience with 7.62x39, so I am unfamiliar with the size of the round. But then again, he also told me it was 14x1 thread, so I am unsure. I asked this fellow if this would work with the 7.62x39 round, and he said yes. After I got the item, it was clearly a 24x1.5 thread brake: Upon speaking with the gentleman I bought it from, he told me the threads were 14x1 I bought this in anticipation of the probability that the barrel may have factory threads (not sure if it will or not). I just snagged a great deal on a new Bulgy AK-74 muzzle brake with the half-moon cuts. I've searched regarding my topic, but I just need a little help/guidance with a couple things as I am beginning the conversion of my 7.62x39 gets out of jail Monday! I apologize if these topics have been beaten to death. I'd have to say this is the best forum I have been a part of and one of the biggest databases for information regarding Saigas. Palmetto State Armory will not be responsible for the results of careless handling, unauthorized adjustments, defective, low-quality, reloaded, or improper ammunition, corrosion, neglect, ordinary wear and tear, or unreasonable use.Hi guys, first post here on.

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24MM AK MUZZLE BRAKE FREE

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24MM AK MUZZLE BRAKE FULL

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