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Ok, I tried to really force it on there, but it did not budge no matter what. I guess the threads on this break were just cut bad? I tried contacting k-var the other day and told them what's going on, but they still haven't gotten back to me yet. So I will probably end up buying the one from Krebs sooner or later... Isn't that one a more accurate replica of the original anyway? I just read on an ar-15 forum, that a few other people had this same problem with the kvar brakes not even fitting thier arsenal rifles! Somebody should let k-var know that they need new "precision cutting mach

Ok, so I searched around the forum a bit. Saw that someone else had the same problem with the k-var muzzle brake not fitting his adapter, and he ended up sending it back and getting the krebs one instead which fitted the adapter fine. So now I want to know: Does anyone know if there's an adapter that will for sure work with the k-var muzzle brake? Anybody else have the same muzzle brake that they're using with an adapter? I really would prefer to not have to get a different brake. Thanks.

Thanks, I might just call the place I ordered it from and see if I can get a new one, because I really don't see the reason why it wouldn't go on.. Maybe it's just a bad adapter?

OK, so I just received my thread adapter and my k-var compensator in the mail today, and was excited to put them on my rifle. First, I screwed the adapter on my barrel, and it fit perfectly and felt rock-solid. BUT, when I tried screwing the compensator onto the adapter, it went on smooth for about one turn, then just tightened up and and I couldn't turn it anymore! I also tried the other side of the adapter and same thing happened. Any reason for this other than wrong type of threads? According to the websites, they are both 24x1.5mm right-hand threads. Heres the compensator: My link A

Holy Shite I couldnt imagine not being able to hold 30+ rounds of explosive death just waiting to pop.. Hence why I will N E V E R live in CA.. Sorry man, that just sucks.. OH and I chose to file the mags individually.. 2 reasons - 1. Gives me something to do in my spare time & a reason to be one with my Saiga - 2. Ive stock piled enough mags to serve at least a fireteam and want them all to myself when the Z's are roaming the streets.. actually in California, it's legal to own high cap mags, just illegal to buy or sell 'em. So you can still buy them out of state and bring them in,