I sent my barrel back to desert eagle and they attached their muzzle brake. Did a nice job and it work and looks great.



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I got to play with one at keepers a few weeks ago. I really like it. I used my GSSF coupon already this year, so I will wait until next year to get a blue label one. It will replace my POS diamondback .380.


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Thanks for the recommendations, I'm going to give a gunsmith I found in south St. Paul a try. I'll let you all know how it turns out. I just need to find time to get over there. Lot of things going on and it's not a huge priority. I appreciate all the responses! Bob Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapat...

Thanks for all the replies fellas. I could always add the muzzle brake for range time and take it off for hunting. Or I could just use this as a dedicated bench gun. I have so many rifles in different calibers I could use for hunting. I won't be shooting any high powered calibers or hunting for awhi...

The recoil doesn't bother me. I shoot a tikka 300 WSM and I know that has a lot more recoil. Just trying to tame it down a bit and add a lil more cool factor. And I like to modify everything I own. Lol


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Thanks for all the replies guys. So where is the best place to have it cut, threaded and re crowned?


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So I should not cut it down? I was hoping to at least add the brake to help with a bit of recoil. Thanks guys, you replied as I was typing the beginning of this. I would like to hunt with it, and going down to 17" would be ideal for me, then add the 3" brake. It's puts me back at 20",...

So I traded a guy on the forum for a Ruger American rifle in .308, and I'm thinking about getting the barrel cut down and a brake installed. Right now the barrel is 22". What would be a good length? 18"? I will be going with a FSC30 which is 3" long. Thanks! Bob Sent from my iPhone 5 ...

I use a little dewalt shopvac when I run my trimmer. I made a adapter out of a cheap lowes vac attachment. It is a little loud so I just wear my head phones. I size, deprime and trim in one step. It's extremely fast and the trimmer is very consistent.


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870TC wrote:http://www.storemoreguns.com/

I use their pistol hangers, works slick. I bet the rifle hangers are nice too. That's the route I would go.


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Well, got to bills, forgot my 9mm ammo, had to buy some cheap crap they had for 21.xx per 50. I tried the 4lb spring and had a few light strikes. I put the 4.5lb back in and no problems. I'll try the 4 lb spring again when I have my reloads with. All in all, the gun shot great! Very happy with the r...

Cool. I'm going to give it a try tomorrow at bills. Too cold for me to shoot at OGC. lol


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I was getting 3.6lbs on the trigger gauge with the 4.5lb spring. And I just put the 4lb spring in and I'm getting a 3lb trigger pull on the lyman gauge. I just want to make sure I don't get light primer strikes with 4lb spring.


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Thanks! Just trying to figure out what firing pin spring is the best option. I have the stock, 4, 4.5, and 5 lb springs. I went with the 4.5 for the time being, but what is going to give me the lightest trigger?


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Finally picked up the 34 Monday. Got the goodies installed today. Trigger feels great and the sights look awesome! Now can't wait to get out and shoot it!


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