Muzzle Brake Installation
NOTE
TIME REFERENCES ARE GIVEN AS VIEWED STANDING BEHIND RIFLE.
(1) Screw the muzzle brake onto the barrel without using any shims. The goal is to hand-tighten it so that when standing behind it, it is oriented at an 10 o'clock—4 o'clock position with front sight facing upwards.
- (2) If not properly aligned, (past the 10 o'clock position) use shims as necessary to ensure proper angle when hand tightened.
Figure 2-31. Aligning muzzle brake
Figure 2-31. Aligning muzzle brake
(3) Use a 2 lb (1 kg) dead blow hammer and strike the left side of the muzzle brake to align it in the proper - 9 o'clock to 3 o'clock - orientation. See Figure 2-32a.
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(Pngper a" ¡flnmnfi'j Figure 2-32a. Proper alignment of muzzle brake
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(Pngper a" ¡flnmnfi'j Figure 2-32a. Proper alignment of muzzle brake
(4) Insert the muzzle brake washers and muzzle brake screws.
(5) Tighten the muzzle brake screws with a torque wrench to 88-95 in-lb (10-10.8 N-m).
Insert muzzle brakescrews
Insert nuzzle brake washers
Figure 2-32b. Installing muzzle brake screws and washers
Insert nuzzle brake washers
Figure 2-32b. Installing muzzle brake screws and washers
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