M1A muzzle brake suggestions...go

[Tusker6N]

I have an M1A loaded that I'm debating on putting a brake on.

Looking for feedback from users to sway me either way.

The rifle currently has the factory Springfield flash hider installed. I see the Springfield brake listed for $110. I like the look; but is the effects worth it?

 

[$nipertime]

I have the smith enterprises. It's legit!

 

[SC0TT]

Precision Armament M4-72

I believe its been tested as one of the best performers at reducing felt recoil

 

[TheGman]

SEI Good Iron is highly recommended , I dont have one yet.
FH doesnt do much. I have a CA legal brake that works pretty well.
Scout brake is OK

In for opinions.
Goal? Look, tame recoil and muzzle rise?

 

[TheGman]

@nsussf whats the expert opinion?

 

[Tusker6N]

Just read up on the SEI Good Iron, seems legit from reviews and videos.
Want to keep the factory-ish look with the benefits of a brake.

I have the Precision Armament Severe Duty brake on my AR10 and 16" 300BlkOut. It is nothing short of awesome.

 

[Twitch2120]

APA little b. Local company. Great people to deal with.

 

[Allsmiles]

SEI Good Iron is what you want. Thing tames the beast right down and doesn't blast you like some other brakes do.

 

[IMDB]

I think I have one of the SEI breaks in my spare parts box. I can check when I get home.

 

[Tusker6N]

Thanks for all the input guys. IMDB helped the decision making process with having one stashed away for the taking.