Muzzle Brakes – Recoil Reduction & Quick-Connect Options

Why Choose a Muzzle Brake?

A muzzle brake is one of the best upgrades for shooters who want more control and
comfort behind the rifle. By redirecting gases outward, a brake reduces felt recoil and
minimizes muzzle climb, allowing you to get back on target faster. This makes it ideal for
AR-15 platforms, hunting rifles, and long-range precision shooting.

Thread Sizes for Every Firearm

Our brakes are available in the most popular thread patterns:

• 1/2×28 Muzzle Brake – Perfect for .22 caliber and AR-15 platforms.
• 5/8×24 Muzzle Brake – The standard for many .30 caliber rifles.
• Metric Thread Muzzle Brakes – Great for European and specialty firearms.

No matter your platform, we provide the right fit for your barrel threads.

Design Options

Every shooter has different needs, which is why we offer multiple brake styles:

• Compensator Muzzle Brakes – Reduce muzzle rise for quicker follow-up shots.
• Prong & Ported Brakes – Aggressive designs for maximum recoil management.
• Flash Hider Combo Devices – Hybrid brakes that double as flash hiders.
• Quick-Connect Muzzle Brakes – Pair with adapters and
  tubes for rapid attachment.

Material Choices

Whether you want a lightweight build or heavy-duty durability, we’ve got you covered:

• Aluminum Muzzle Brakes – Lightweight and budget-friendly.
• Stainless Steel Muzzle Brakes – Rugged and corrosion-resistant.
• Titanium Muzzle Brakes – Premium strength with minimal weight.

Performance You Can Trust

Our brakes are precision-machined in the USA and inspected for quality. They install easily,
align perfectly, and deliver consistent performance. Whether you’re reducing recoil on a
competition rifle or improving control on a hunting setup, our brakes help you shoot better, longer.

FAQs About Muzzle Brakes

Do muzzle brakes improve accuracy?
Yes. By reducing recoil and muzzle rise, a brake allows you to maintain your sight picture,
which translates to more consistent accuracy shot after shot.

Are muzzle brakes legal everywhere?
Regulations vary. Always check local, state, and federal laws before purchase or installation.

What’s the difference between a muzzle brake and a compensator?
A brake focuses on reducing recoil, while a compensator primarily manages muzzle rise.
Many of our designs combine both functions.

Shop Muzzle Brakes with Confidence

When you need the best muzzle brakes for AR-15s, rifles, or tactical platforms,
choose Solvent Traps America. Our wide selection of small and large-thread brakes ensures
you’ll find the perfect match for your build.