About this muzzle brake
Kidd Innovative Design Muzzle Brake .920" for Ruger 10/22 LR Black is a muzzle brake in 1/2-28 for .22 Caliber.
Thread pitch and bore diameter are the two things to confirm: the device has to match your barrel's threads and be bored for your caliber or larger.
California note: a muzzle brake is not a listed feature, so it works on featureless and fixed-magazine rifles alike. More brakes are in our muzzle brake section; see the California Rifle Compliance Guide for how each build works.
Manufacturer details
The Kidd .22 muzzle brake can be used on any .22 caliber rifle or pistol with 1/2" -28 threads. The purpose of a muzzle brake is to reduce the felt recoil of the rifle. A .22 caliber shot doesn't generate a great deal of recoil for the shooter, but this item will still decrease it slightly. It also adds more weight to the muzzle end and looks great!
Educational note: a flash suppressor is intended to hide the flash from the target and a compensator or muzzle brake is meant to direct the gases to reduce the upward climb of the firearm.
Features
- FEATURES:
- .22 caliber muzzle brake
- 1/2" -28 thread
- Black .920"" blued chromoly
- 2" length
- Packaging includes:
Specifications
- Brand: Kidd Innovative Design
- Fits: Ruger 10/22
- Compatibility: Brownells|BRN-22
- Caliber: .22 Caliber
- Thread Pattern: 1/2-28
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Finish: Black
- UPC: 810132050435
Buying from WBT Guns
- Delivery: Ships to your door anywhere in the United States, or pick it up free at our La Mesa store.
- Payment: Pay in full or finance with Credova.
- Questions: Fitment or compatibility questions? Call (619) 667-9453 or email sales@wbtguns.com. FAQ
WBT Guns is family-owned in La Mesa, California, and has served shooters since 2012.
A note on accuracy. Specifications, fitment and images come from the manufacturer and can contain errors or change without notice. If a detail matters to your purchase, call us and we will confirm it before you order. Any compliance notes are general information, not legal advice; California and local laws change, and the rules that apply depend on the firearm the part goes on.
