NEW- E-Tac GoGun Saiga-12 Slant Brake

[E-TAC 47]

-Tac Slant Brake.

 

Designed for the Saiga-12.

 

Unique Russian inspired design.

 

Aids in shot-to-shot recovery.

 

Attaches to threaded barrel and locks in place with a set screw.

 

Only available in Lava Shield Black.

 

Price: $45.00 with FREE USPS Priority Shipping in the US!

 

Only available direct at E-Tac GoGun S-12 Slant Brake http://www.gogun.us/index.php?page=shop.pr...=flypage_S12ACC

[fasdfs 5]

Do you have any pics of it installed?

Edited September 10, 2009 by fasdfs

[Spartacus 1,619]

Cool!

 

I know the slant brake definitely has an effect on the AK.

Would be interesting to test the effect on the S12.

 

How does it index to the correct position?

(jam nut I assume)

[Bayoupiper 738]

[Death_Delirium 7]

This may seem like a stupid question but how exactly does that thing attach to your barrel? It looks like your barrel would have to have internal threads, or is there another piece that would allow it to attach via the threads around the barrel? Are there any pics of it mounted on a S12?

Edited September 11, 2009 by Death_Delirium

[Tx1021 0]

This may seem like a stupid question but how exactly does that thing attach to your barrel? It looks like your barrel would have to have internal threads, or is there another piece that would allow it to attach via the threads around the barrel? Are there any pics of it mounted on a S12?

 

In the last pic you can see the threads on the inside so im guessing it just screws on like any other muzzle device.

[E-TAC 47]

This may seem like a stupid question but how exactly does that thing attach to your barrel? It looks like your barrel would have to have internal threads, or is there another piece that would allow it to attach via the threads around the barrel? Are there any pics of it mounted on a S12?

[ck43001 12]

This may seem like a stupid question but how exactly does that thing attach to your barrel? It looks like your barrel would have to have internal threads, or is there another piece that would allow it to attach via the threads around the barrel? Are there any pics of it mounted on a S12?

 

It just screws onto your barrels threading. You lock it however you want it indexed with a set screw. We recommend using Loctite Blue on the set screw.

 

Thanks,

Craig

[westonsecurity 6]

Man, a couple of weeks too late. I ask Gunfixer to fab one up for me, can't wait to see it..

[Death_Delirium 7]

This may seem like a stupid question but how exactly does that thing attach to your barrel? It looks like your barrel would have to have internal threads, or is there another piece that would allow it to attach via the threads around the barrel? Are there any pics of it mounted on a S12?

 

In the last pic you can see the threads on the inside so im guessing it just screws on like any other muzzle device.

 

Oh O.K., I didnt see those at first. It looked like the threads were on the outside of the brake and I was very confused.

[Death_Delirium 7]

This may seem like a stupid question but how exactly does that thing attach to your barrel? It looks like your barrel would have to have internal threads, or is there another piece that would allow it to attach via the threads around the barrel? Are there any pics of it mounted on a S12?

 

Is it just a trick of the camera angle or is the brake on sideways?

[E-TAC 47]

This may seem like a stupid question but how exactly does that thing attach to your barrel? It looks like your barrel would have to have internal threads, or is there another piece that would allow it to attach via the threads around the barrel? Are there any pics of it mounted on a S12?

 

Is it just a trick of the camera angle or is the brake on sideways?

 

It's sideways; you can index it any way you want top dead center facing left or right.

 

Most right hand people will have at 2 o'clock.

[Superhawk138 202]

I have always wondered why no one made a slant for the 12. Looks awesome

[Death_Delirium 7]

This may seem like a stupid question but how exactly does that thing attach to your barrel? It looks like your barrel would have to have internal threads, or is there another piece that would allow it to attach via the threads around the barrel? Are there any pics of it mounted on a S12?

 

Is it just a trick of the camera angle or is the brake on sideways?

 

It's sideways; you can index it any way you want top dead center facing left or right.

 

Most right hand people will have at 2 o'clock.

 

Sweet. I think I need one.

[vegasdom 0]

So if you screw it on all the way it will end up side

ways?

Edited September 11, 2009 by vegasdom

[E-TAC 47]

So if you screw it on all the way it will end up side

ways?

 

No, you have to adjust it the way you and lock it in with the set screw.

[lvjeffro 30]

Dang guys, every time I finish ordering from you,you then come out with something even cooler...

Edited September 11, 2009 by lvjeffro

[stiletto raggio 20]

And the hits keep coming from E-Tac.

[bigcec1 72]

Wow thats pretty sweet like a jumbo version hehe question on anouther thread but are yall still doing the knurled charging handle ?

[shades_of_grey 1,092]

That looks pretty cool. I wonder how well this design works to reduce muzzle climb on a shotgun, (I doubt it works as well as it does on a rifle).

[lvjeffro 30]

That looks pretty cool. I wonder how well this design works to reduce muzzle climb on a shotgun, (I doubt it works as well as it does on a rifle).

 

Is the issue with muzzle brakes and shotguns due to the Saiga bleeding off alot of gas to cycle the BCG??? I don't know what the pressures of a SG are, but you would assume that the shotgun would create more pressure than a rifle round???

 

Just curious...

[lvjeffro 30]

Wow thats pretty sweet like a jumbo version hehe question on anouther thread but are yall still doing the knurled charging handle ?

 

Now a knurled charging handle!!!! If its as nice as the rest of the pieces I have gotten from you; I will buy that as well...

[crfakm4 0]

Does the set screw mess up the threads on the barrel?

 

Why not just use a lock nut to index and keep it tight?

Edited September 11, 2009 by crfakm4

[shades_of_grey 1,092]

That looks pretty cool. I wonder how well this design works to reduce muzzle climb on a shotgun, (I doubt it works as well as it does on a rifle).

 

Is the issue with muzzle brakes and shotguns due to the Saiga bleeding off alot of gas to cycle the BCG??? I don't know what the pressures of a SG are, but you would assume that the shotgun would create more pressure than a rifle round???

 

Just curious...

 

No, the gas pressure that a rifle generates is far higher, which is why muzzle brakes make a big difference on rifles and (most) do not on shotguns.

Edited September 11, 2009 by post-apocalyptic

[E-TAC 47]

Does the set screw mess up the threads on the barrel?

 

Why not just use a lock nut to index and keep it tight?

 

No the set screw is offset to locate on the non threaded end of the barrel. That along with a little locktite will keep in place.

 

Does the set screw mess up the threads on the barrel?

 

Why not just use a lock nut to index and keep it tight?

 

No the set screw is offset to locate on the non threaded end of the barrel. That along with a little locktite will keep in place.

[TheDarkHorse 216]

I'd buy one of these faster than a hiccup if it didn't have a setscrew.

[E-TAC 47]

I'd buy one of these faster than a hiccup if it didn't have a setscrew. <img src="http://forum.saiga-12.com/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="sad.gif" />

 

We have them without the set screw if you want.. It's just one less step for us to do. I will also have a jam nut ready next week.

[unusedusername 3]

I would also like one with a jam nut instead of setscrew when they are ready

[caal 9]

I know it looks cool. But does it work? Also does it need to be canted like on the ak rifle?

[ck43001 12]

Our Slant Brakes will soon be in stock at Carolina Shooter's Supply.

 

They will also be stocking our E-Tac Signature Bolt-On Trigger Guards.