Clamp on shotgun comps

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Ellis93

Discussion Starter · Feb 26, 2020

Anyone have any experience with them,clamp on style compensator/brake?
Any particular brands recommended?

Anyone know what I’m talking about? Lol

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rigrat

· #2 · Feb 26, 2020

Your rounds could definitely use one. LOL.....They hurt so good!

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Ellis93

Discussion Starter · #3 · Feb 26, 2020

rigrat said:
Your rounds could definitely use one. LOL.....They hurt so good!

Cheapest massage your shoulder ever got! Lol
Therapeutic!

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For a reference these are the two I’m most interested in. I like the first one the most because of it’s size but the second is the newest iteration.
Also this won’t be for taming the mini cannon rounds I produce but rather some lighter slug loads (Lee 7/8oz drive key) and mostly shot shells with either bulk target load and some light buckshot.
1st comp

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2nd

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the second brake/comp (whatever) is the most compact. Both would require the extended choke tool to remove a screw in choke tube. Hopefully once installed an improved cylinder choke there will be no need to remove it.

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wllmkttrll

· #5 · Feb 26, 2020

rigrat said:
Your rounds could definitely use one. LOL.....They hurt so good!

I like them blue rounds in the 12.Y'all got to tuffin up

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rigrat

· #6 · Feb 26, 2020

Top one although the second one while dainty has a certain appeal to it also.

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Ellis93

Discussion Starter · #7 · Feb 26, 2020

wllmkttrll said:
I like them blue rounds in the 12.Y'all got to tuffin up

Not really a feels thing but rather a preventative measure for the gun also a way to keep it closer to the target for a follow up shot. I have plans.

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Ellis93

Discussion Starter · #8 · Feb 26, 2020

rigrat said:
Top one although the second one while dainty has a certain appeal to it also.

It’s also cheaper lol

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rigrat

· #9 · Feb 26, 2020

Ellis93 said:
It’s also cheaper lol

That would be that certain appeal, LOL.

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Ellis93

Discussion Starter · #10 · Feb 26, 2020

rigrat said:
That would be that certain appeal, LOL.

Might try and build one too. Why not....not like I have anything else going on lol

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boogerbear

· #11 · Feb 26, 2020

My question would be which one makes it easier to change out chokes. Unless that’s not a concern. If it’s not a concern I would trust the clamp on barrel vs the extended choke. As much as my extended chokes loosen from doves I would feel more comfortable with it on a barrel. Both would definitely give it a good look I think and I’m sure a noticeable difference. But I also favor the looks of the second one and how much smaller it is.

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rigrat

· #12 · Feb 26, 2020

Ellis93 said:
Might try and build one too. Why not....not like I have anything else going on lol

Well in that case I'll bring you my 1911 and you can polish and tweak on it.

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Ellis93

Discussion Starter · #13 · Feb 26, 2020

rigrat said:
Well in that case I'll bring you my 1911 and you can polish and tweak on it.

I guess I forgot this:warning:

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phillipd

· #14 · Feb 27, 2020

Ellis what are they made of? Idk about the clamp on part for stability. If they made of steel I have a welder. If they are aluminum I know you have some JB Weld. I bet Tracy has some spray paint

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rigrat

· #15 · Feb 27, 2020

phillipd said:
Ellis what are they made of? Idk about the clamp on part for stability. If they made of steel I have a welder. If they are aluminum I know you have some JB Weld. I bet Tracy has some spray paint

Jumpin jelly bean you know I do!

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Ellis93

Discussion Starter · #16 · Feb 27, 2020

phillipd said:
Ellis what are they made of? Idk about the clamp on part for stability. If they made of steel I have a welder. If they are aluminum I know you have some JB Weld. I bet Tracy has some spray paint

I like RigRat but I’m almost certain I have zero need for his rattle can talents! Lol

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rigrat

· #17 · Feb 27, 2020

Ellis93 said:
I like RigRat but I’m almost certain I have zero need for his rattle can talents! Lol

Oh , darn ( can I say that?) (is that legal) that hurts.

Speaking of which I think I am going to buy some brake cleaner/carb cleaner and clean up the lever action.

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Ellis93

Discussion Starter · #18 · Feb 27, 2020

rigrat said:
Oh , darn ( can I say that?) (is that legal) that hurts.

Speaking of which I think I am going to buy some brake cleaner/carb cleaner and clean up the lever action.

If it takes the paint off that gun.....I’ll give you a case of cleaner! Lol

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rigrat

· #19 · Feb 27, 2020

It should have no problem getting it off.

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