r/canadaguns • u/cdn_sentry117 • Jun 07 '26
Feets / Collection / My build Muzzle device recommendations
I'm wanting to put a muzzle device of sorts on my TM22, just something that looks cool or badass. What are y'all running?
Maybe once I get one I'll take a new pic with those toes out for ya! 😉
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u/looloopklopm Jun 07 '26
Just throw on an a2 flash hider! Cheap and actually somewhat functional.
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u/therowdyirishman Jun 08 '26
+1 on the A2. They also don't clog up with fouling like many designs with restrictive ports.
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u/EnggyAlex Alex's Homebrew Jun 08 '26
I 3d print my own brake, it lasted about 6k rounds before the ports errode out
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u/cdn_sentry117 Jun 08 '26
Got pics of it?
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u/EnggyAlex Alex's Homebrew Jun 08 '26
https://www.reddit.com/r/canadaguns/s/eF3LOrmQDj
You can see it in my old posts
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u/kilo055 Jun 07 '26
Though I was in r/cowboyboots haha
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u/cdn_sentry117 Jun 07 '26
Maybe you'll see me there next 😉
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u/kilo055 Jun 07 '26
Are they normal in Canada? I know that you have Boulet in there. Btw I live in Finland but interested in Canada
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u/cdn_sentry117 Jun 07 '26 edited Jun 07 '26
Are shit kickers normal here? Well out west I'd say you be hard to find someone who doesn't have a few pairs
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u/SpinachStunning5547 Jun 08 '26
Surefire warden is kinda cool. Works surprisingly good on a .22. Kind of expensive though
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u/SuperSidney376 Jun 07 '26
Beautiful spot for shooting, the prairies have a special beauty to them. Is that the 16in barrel model? And where did those mag sleeves come from? Your rifle looks gorgeous.
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u/cdn_sentry117 Jun 07 '26
Yea it's the 16 inch barrel. Buddy ordered the sleeves off a guy on gunpost
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u/dgod40 Jun 07 '26
Tommy enterprises does sleeves and reverse cans that fit these rifles. His stuff is good for cosmetic stuff.
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u/Relevant_Diver_3228 Jun 07 '26
His stuff has alot of quality issues and usually breaks pretty fast
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u/NoGrapefruit1213 Jun 08 '26
Reverse faux can be found on cults3d along with top rail and charging handle
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u/Canuk723 Jun 07 '26
The only thing that would remotely make sense is a fake reverse can. Any muzzle device on a 22 is purely for cosmetic reasons
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u/Jabronski95 Jun 08 '26
Reverse brake direct gas and noise away from the shooter
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u/Canuk723 Jun 08 '26
Dude it’s a 22. There is no recoil and barely any sound. It’s cosmetic and if that’s what you like then fine but let’s not pretend
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u/Jabronski95 Jun 08 '26
I'm not disagreeing at all but it's far from hearing safe and for those of us who shoot a .22 hunting a brake that reduces noise to shooter is useful. These type of radial brakes don't reduce recoil or claim to. It simple redirects the blast and noise
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u/therowdyirishman Jun 08 '26 edited Jun 08 '26
False, broaden your mind 🦗
1) Crown Protection - a simple flash hider like an A2 will save your crown from damage in case the rifle is ever dropped. It also reduces the chance that a full bore obstruction occurs if the muzzle contacts dirt (ie crouching while rifle is sling).
2) Shot Timers - those of us running drills with shot timers can benefit from a muzzle brake. It makes the report a fair bit louder, whereby making life easier for the guy holding the timer.
3) Increasing Weight - I like to beef up my tactical 22s by adding a flashlight to the forend so they are closer in weight to a centrefire. A heavy fake can could be used for this as well.
3) Tuners - Folks who compete in precision shooting or just enjoy heavily accurizing their rifles may add a tuner which can help tighten groups and increase consistency of results.
Edit: Be advised stubborn fouling will accumulate quite rapidly in restrictive muzzle devices such as enclosed brakes like S&J linear comp. For this reason I tend to stick with just an A2 for crown protection.
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u/Canuk723 Jun 08 '26
I run drills with shotgun and 22 4 times a month and have yet to have any issue with my shot timer registering the shots once. The TM22 does come with a protector for the treads from the box. Putting anything on it is purely larp and that’s okay nothing wrong with it lol
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u/therowdyirishman Jun 08 '26
Good on you for running drills, I like to hear that. Seems you're a tad resistant to learning new things though which will inevitably hold you back eventually. Please just try to reduce spreading blatant misinformation. I provided 4 valid reasons for running a muzzle device on a 22LR beyond aesthetics and you're still doubling down on the wrong answer.
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u/Relevant_Diver_3228 Jun 07 '26
Tna reverse fake can