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Beast 2 piece brakes

  Here is a little run down on how brakes work and why mine are more effective.....gases from a rifle typically exit the muzzle following the bullet but dissipate rapidly when they exit the barrel because of how light they are. A muzzle brake redirects those gases to reduce the recoil. Brakes that have baffles/holes angled forward are less effective then those that are 90 degrees to the bullet travel and those that angle back are more effective then those at 90 degrees. If you squirt a garden hose into your hand with your fingers barely bent it hardly deflects the water. As you bend your fingers more it "grabs" more water. When you make a full cup out of your hand it captures the most water. Muzzle brakes work the same way. My brakes are more effective because the ports are angled back towards the shooter capturing the most gas and using it to pull the rifle forward. While no brake is really ear safe, brakes like mine, can be even harder on the ears because of how the gases/concussion are redirected. They do not change the decible level of the gun but it changes where that noise goes, like changing the direction of the water in the example above, which appears to make the brake louder. I do not recommend shooting any brake without hearing protection as they WILL cause hearing damage no matter the angle of the ports. Loud is loud and guns are loud enough to cause hearing damage without a brake. The up side to having the ports out to the side or back towards the shooter is that game animals have a harder time locating where the shot came from and many times they will run towards you. If you want to shoot without hearing protection I highly suggest purchasing a suppressor as muzzle brakes are not hearing safe.  



I've had a bunch of people wanting to buy smaller 2 piece brakes. Here is the deal....the 2 piece brakes have inside and OUTSIDE threads so they can't be made small like a 1 piece brake. You have to have enough metal between the 2 threads to not blow the brake apart. That means the diameter has to be bigger. The Lil Beast II brakes are ONLY available in 9/16x24 NOT 5/8x24. The Beast II brakes are ONLY available in 5/8x24. The new caps I made for the Beast II brakes are the same diameter as the brake. So they now look the same as all the other 2 piece brakes

Super Baby Beast II

I have these in stock now. I also have caps tapered to .650" or .750". They are all smooth caps like the Lil Beast II. The brake on the left is with a .750 taper cap and the one on the right is the .650" cap. The two arbors are the M13x.75 (left) and M13x1.25 (right) Browning threads. The threads themselves are approximately .375" in length so if your not sure what thread you have you can measure how many threads you have in .375" (3/8") and compare that to the picture.


The 3 ports are available in 1/2x28, M13x.75, and M13x1.25. These are 120.00.


The 4 ports are available in 1/2x28 only. These are 125.00.


The 5 ports are available in 1/2x28, M13x.75, and M13x1.25. These are 130.00.

Lil Beast II

d.I have these done in 3 and 4 ports with 9/16x24 threads. You can see that the cap is the same diameter as the brake on these. The 4 port in the picture has the cap backed off 1 revolution (or the max it would need to be backed off).  These are a max port brake, since they can't be turned down, so the port size is only about .025" shorter then a normal 1 piece Beast brake. That will make them more effective then a standard 1 piece Lil Beast brake.  The 3 ports weigh 3.0 oz, are 2.32" long, and run 120.00 shipped. The 4 ports weigh 3.7 oz,  are 2.77" long, and run 125.00 shipped.

Beast CF II

These have left hand threaded caps unlike the other 2 piece brakes I make. Do not grab them with pliers or vise grips or you can bend the cap. They are made as small and thin as possible for 5/8x24 barrels.


The 3 port version is 2.43" long (fully collapsed), .935" OD for the brake and the cap, and comes in 5/8x24 threads.  The back of the cap is tapered to either .930" or .750". These weigh 3.5 oz and are $120.00 shipped


The 4 port version is 2.88" long (fully collapsed), .935" for the brake and the cap, and come in 5/8x24. The back of the cap is tapered to .930 or .750". These weigh 4.0 oz and are $125.00 shipped.


The 5 port version is 3.32" long (fully collapsed). The cap and the brake are the same .935" diameter. They weigh 4.4oz and are 130.00 shipped.


Several people have asked what the CF stands for and it's for carbon fiber. The diameter is good for Proof barrels 24" or longer. The picture is the Beast II on the left with a .860" cap, the Beast CF II with a .750" cap, and the Beast CF II with a .930 cap.


Beast II

The 3 port version is 2.3" long (fully collapsed), 1.01" OD for the brake and the cap, and comes in 5/8x24 threads. I will try to update the picture soon. The caps are now smooth with the body like the other 5 self timed brakes. The back of the cap is tapered to .940". These weigh 4.2 oz and are $120.00 shipped


The 4 port version is 2.76" long (fully collapsed), 1.01" for the brake and the cap, and come in 5/8x24 and 11/16x24 threads. The back of the cap is tapered to .940". These weigh 4.9 oz and are $125.00 shipped.


The 5 port version is 3.2" long (fully collapsed). The cap and the brake are the same 1.01" diameter. They weigh 5.8oz and are 130.00 shipped.

Big Beast II

I have these in 3 ports in 3/4x24 and M18x1. They are 1.1" OD and 2.38" long. They are 130.00.


I also make these in 5 ports with 5/8x24, 3/4x20, 3/4x24, and M18x1. They are 1.1" OD and 3.28" long. They are 140.00

Super Beast II

The Super Beast II brakes are 1.260" OD and are available in 5/8x24 and 3/4x24. They are also available with 2 different caps. One has a very slight edge break to work on 1.25" barrels and the other is a hex machined cap for use with a wrench. The wrench flat brakes are tapered to 1.175. All of the caps can be tapered as small as .820 for 5/8x24 and .940 for 3/4x24. The wrench flat cap adds 10.00 to the cost.


The 3 ports are 145.00 with smooth caps and 155.00 with hex caps. They weigh 8.6oz and are 2.61" long


The 5 ports are 160.00 with smooth caps and 170.00 with hex caps. They are 3.63" long and weigh 10.6oz.

Baby TI Beast II

These are only available in 7/16x28 and in 4 ports. They are .735" OD and 2.6" long. They weigh 1.4oz. The cap tapers to .560" to match the Kimber barrels. They are 210.00.

TI BEAST CF II

These are available in 3, 4, and 5 ports with caps that taper to .750" or .930". They are only available in 5/8x24.


The 3 ports are 2.39" long and weigh 1.9oz. They are 200.00.

The 4 ports are 2.84" long and weigh 2.3oz. They are 210.00

The 5 ports are 3.28" long and weigh 2.5oz. They are 220.00

Ti Beast 2 piece 2 piece titanium muzzle brake

Ti Beast II

All of the Ti Beast 2 piece brakes are only available in 5/8x24 threads. They are .990" OD. 

The Ti Beast 2 piece 3 ports weigh 2.4oz and are 2.4" long. They are 200.00.

The Ti Beast 2 piece 4 ports weigh 2.7oz and are 2.85" long. They are 210.00.

The Ti Beast 2 piece5 ports weigh 3oz and are 3.29" long. They are 220.00.

Self timed 2 piece brake install video

This video shows how easy it is to install my 2 piece brakes using a wrench

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