M4-72 Severe-Duty® Compensator

You might not think an AR15 needs a muzzle brake, but you’d be wrong. Fact is, the felt recoil reduction is stunningly good - makes the gun shoot like a .22, and I’m not exaggerating. The second fact is that what this does for you is allow for faster, much more accurate follow up shots - in short, you’ll shoot better, and that’s very much worthwhile. In my opinion, nobody else comes close to PAs engineering and execution.

This is awesome. Performed even better than I thought possible.

Am well pleased ☺️

Does an excellent job

After twenty two years on active duty, and thousands of rounds down range, I know my way around the M4/AR platform. I had never thought about a muzzle break on the M4 as the 5.56 is in the minor caliber class. I simply learned the process needed to control the minor recoil, and muzzle rise on rapid shorts. So I admittedly was not an easy sell for this item. Until I tried it. I was surprised, that after three rapid shots of 62 gr. 5.56, the muzzle was still right where I had aimed on the first round. It was effortless, and I found myself over compensating after years of recoil control programming. As with anything there was one, small draw back. This puppy is on the loud side, and the rush of rearward pressure was a surprise. Now, it is not 50 BMG pressure but, it does exist. A number of my pew pew buddies on a recent knight training exercise, stood with mouths agape, and eyes squinted, as I drilled a steel plate rapid fire style! They hemmed and hawed, about the use of a brake on the AR, that is until they tried it. The quality is great, with a smooth finish and no sharp or irregular edges. Installation was simple, and timing the brake was no issue for me. I know the description says over 70% decrease in muzzle rise, but with mine I had so close to zero I could not measure it. So for the price, and what you gain, I say it's a no brainer. I have spent much more on much less in the past. Bravo Zulu to the Precision Armament Team.

I bought this after a s-load of research. Was going to go Apollo- went with the m72 instead. Had to buy the washer kit- which pissed me off but it’s only $25. Took it to shoot and holy shi7. I unloaded mag after mag…great groups—all on target—with very little muzzle jump. I love this thing. It’s too easy now. Blowback isn’t much. Good grief- so there is a little gas blowing in your face. It’s not much. Trust me. Get this f-ing thing installed. You’ll outshoot all your peers. It’s unreal. Stop shopping. Buy this- install it. I just used a crescent wrench- literally- and wrenched it into place. It’s freaking prefect.

Very happy with this product. Be sure to follow the instructions and use the recommended shims. At first I relied on local gunsmiths to install the brake for me and they used their own shims. This caused the accuracy to suffer greatly. Ended up overnighting the shims from precision Armament and reinstalling the brake myself. Shoots sub MOA with less recoil and looks awesome while doing it.

I have used this device on my Savage 10 308 Win for precision shooting and it has done a fantastic job on recoil management and helping me maintain my reticle on target after each shot. Installation with the Accu-washer system took time but helped time it properly. The concussion and gas blowback is potent with this device but is a worthwhile trade-off considering how well it reduces the recoil impulse. I’m very happy I bought this device back in Sept 2017 and still have it as of now (2021).

I had this break installed on a TC venture in 300 win mag. Due to bike crash my neck and shoulder are damaged and even light caliber rifles were painful. My family had this break installed as a Christmas gift a few years back. My 300 in my favorite rifle now. I can sit through a 50 round prone session and that night I don’t even feel I had been shooting. I have shot other rifles with other breaks, none were 300 win mags and none are as soft as mine. Hands down if you want a break to control recoil at a price that doesn’t make you question a suppressor then this is the break for you. Purchased and installed by Liberty Firearms Institute Loveland CO in 2016