AIM7 Gsh-0.5-28 ASR Muzzle Brake 1/2 x28″ .223/556/9mm
$44.96
$80.92
DescriptionAIM7 Gsh-0.5-28 ASR Muzzle Brake 1/2 x28″ .223/556/9mm/22LRThe AIM7 Gsh-0.5-28 ASR Muzzle Brake is a 1/2×28 threaded muzzle device designed for compatibility with the SilencerCo ASR (Active Spring Retention) mounting system. This allows for quick attachment and detachment of compatible suppressors, enhancing versatility for shooters.�� Key FeaturesThread Pitch: 1/2×28, suitable for calibers like .223 Remington, 5.56 NATO, and .22LR.ASR Compatibility: Designed to work seamlessly with SilencerCo’s ASR mounting system, facilitating rapid suppressor attachment.Material: While specific material details for the AIM7 Gsh-0.5-28 are limited, similar AIM7 models utilize SUS303 stainless steel, known for its corrosion resistance and machinability.⚠️ Important ConsiderationsCaliber Compatibility: Ensure the muzzle brake’s bore diameter matches your firearm’s caliber. For instance, a brake designed for .223/5.56 with a 9mm firearm can be unsafe due to the larger bullet diameter.Suppressor Mounting: If you plan to use a suppressor, verify that both the muzzle brake and suppressor are compatible in terms of thread pitch and mounting systems.�� Additional InformationWhile specific details on the AIM7 Gsh-0.5-28 ASR Muzzle Brake are scarce, similar products like the SilencerCo ASR Muzzle Brake offer insights into the ASR system’s functionality. The SilencerCo ASR Muzzle Brake features a 3-port design to reduce recoil and muzzle climb and is compatible with various thread pitches and calibers.Overall: 1.80″Outside Thread Pitch: 13/16×16 Bore Size:0.38″If your AIM7 muzzle brake is made from SUS303, it’s well-suited for semi-auto civilian use on .223/5.56 rifles, including suppressed setups via the ASR system.It offers good performance at a reasonable price, but isn’t built for the most extreme military-grade abuse.Equivalent: AISI 303PropertyDescriptionCompositionIron, ~17–19% Chromium, ~8–10% Nickel, ~0.15% Sulfur, ~1% ManganeseMachinabilityExcellent – sulfur makes it easy to machine (better than SUS304)Corrosion ResistanceGood, but slightly lower than SUS304 due to sulfur contentTensile StrengthModerate (~500–750 MPa depending on treatment)WeldabilityPoor – sulfur causes cracks and inclusions when weldedMagnetismNon-magnetic in annealed condition
