M4-72 Severe-Duty® Compensator
$89.99 - $99.99
- SKU:
- A040000
- Thread:
- 1/2x28
- Thread:
- 5/8x24
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FEATURES
74% recoil reduction
Innovative reverse venting, triple baffle design
Upward gas biasing to mitigate muzzle rise, as well as a closed bottom to eliminate dust signature
Will accept many devices designed to fit over the standard A2 flash suppressor.
Built for Severe-Duty®
Description
Features an innovative reverse venting triple baffle design for the highest recoil reduction in its class. The M4-72 is an extremely lightweight (2.6 oz) and compact design that delivers industry leading recoil reduction of up to 75%. Closed bottom construction combined with upward biased venting effectively eliminates both muzzle rise and dust signature. Precision machined from heat treated stainless steel for superior durability, the M4-72 can withstand the extreme heat of combat conditions without being subject to rapid erosion. Available with an advanced Ionbond® high temperature CrCN coating (matte black), or stainless steel in-the-white (satin grey).
.223/5.56mm model is designed to fit M4/M16/AR15 style rifles and features 1/2-28 threads. Delivers industry leading recoil reduction of 73-75% for standard 223 Remington. Will accept many devices designed to fit over the standard A2 flash suppressor.
.308/7.62mm model is designed to fit any caliber from .243 Winchester up to and including 338 Lapua Magnum (6.5 Creedmoor, 308Win, 300WM, 30-06, 338LM, etc.) and features 5/8-24 threads. Delivers industry leading recoil reduction of 65-75% depending on the cartridge.
Warning: Reverse venting design may cause excessive blast/concussion on barrels shorter than 14.5" and on bullpup style rifles.
Also available in an AK-47 version with 14x1mm LH threads.
FAQ
When selecting a caliber for one of our muzzle devices, the correct choice is based on your cartridge's actual bullet diameter. For example; if you have a .300 Win Mag, you would select a 7.62/.308 muzzle device. This is because the bullet for that cartridge is a .308" diameter. For a more detailed explanation and examples, check out our Caliber Fit Guide.
Resources
For thread specifications, general information, and more - visit our Technical Resources page:
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M4-72
I bought one for an AR-10 and this is awesome. Significant decrease in recoil, and, I believe, quieter. So, I bought a second one for my bolt action .308. Shoots like a dream.
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This brake is absolutely amazing! I tuned my 10.5 pistol with adjustable Gas block and spring to get a nice pile of brass to land at 3:00. The Brake is pretty Rude for anyone not directly behind so If you are competing warn the R.O. ?
I would definitely recommend this brake for anyone interested in tuning recoil for your application. Be warned it is super rowdy. Read the warning on the manual.
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M4-72 Severe Duty Compensator
Just wanted to give the Guys/Gals at Precision Armament a shout out! I am a licensed Gunsmith and I've had a lot of customers coming to me wanting muzzle brakes installed. Most of the time the customer has no direction for what brand/model of brake they should use. I always tell I can only attest to the brakes I personally use on my own weapons. "Several years ago I came across the M11 brake from Precision Armament and it takes my .338 RUM's recoil down to a level that my 10 year old daughter shoots it with ease, since then I've used nothing but Precision Armament's muzzle brakes!" Recently I've been installing the M4-72 brakes on customer's rifles and the customer couldn't be happier. They (customers) always reach back out to me ecstatic , "Man, I wish I put one of these on years ago". I just smile and nod my head yes. Long story short, I will be a lifetime customer of Precision Armament and I can only suspect my customers will do the same. Great brakes, great prices, and their customer service department is phenomenal.
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Best Fit and Finish
These not only look great they are just as functional. Significant recoil reduction with out degrading accuracy. Just wishing for a 6mm version using 6.5 now would like tighter bore to bullet diameter and the larger diameter of of the 5/8 24 in 1/2-28 for a seamless fit on bull barrel 22 caliber.
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Recoil management
Shooting with the hyper tap on is like night and day. My recoil has significantly decreased, increasing my accuracy tenfold. The guys at precision armament are also fantastic. Easy to reach out to and extremely helpful and genuine.
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M4-72 SEVERE-DUTY® COMPENSATOR
Bought the M4-72 for my AR-10 because the recoil was just too much for me (old man with a bad shoulder). It worked so good, I bought one for my older brother.
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M4-72
Approximately eighteen months ago, I procured a muzzle brake to subdue my Bergara B14 chambered in 300 Winchester Magnum. After having it installed for some time and discharging several rounds, I felt compelled to express my utter satisfaction with its performance. The highly effective device has vastly diminished the felt recoil of my weapon, making shooting sessions a delightful endeavor. As I age, the onset of joint inflammation in my shoulder has considerably undermined my physical ability. However, the said muzzle brake has mitigated this issue and allows me to discharge rounds without any undue discomfort or impediments.
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Purchased based on YT review
I was looking for the best muzzle brake to reduce recoil on my AR-15 as much as possible. I resorted to YT, and someone used a sled to demonstrate various brakes. This one had the most reduction in recoil, so I looked it up here and bought it. It is amazing. The barrel doesn't seem to move the slightest even when rapid firing. The blowback will knock your hat off (sarcasm here), and make sure your hearing protection is on. It is definitely louder than anything I have on my other AR builds. But it is worth it, in my opinion.
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50%+ Recoil Reduction
Thier claim of huge recoil reduction is 100% true, I was stunned. People behind you to your right or left won't like it, but that's okay. ?
