Muzzle brakes are one of the fastest upgrades you can add to a lever action rifle to tame recoil and speed up follow-up shots. At Ranger Point Precision, we design muzzle brakes specifically for lever actions to reduce felt recoil, control muzzle rise, and help you stay on target shot after shot. Our Recoil Comet and T-Rex series of threaded brakes deliver predictable performance, durable construction, and easy installation.
For lever guns, a good muzzle brake does more than cut kick; it helps maintain accuracy and comfort during rapid fire or long sessions. RPP brakes are precision-machined in Texas and tuned for balance and control, improving practical accuracy without adding bulk. Threaded installation is simple in minutes for Henry, Marlin, and Rossi, Smith & Wesson rifles, ensuring the right fit every time.
When you want the best muzzle brake for your lever action, go with the pros who live and breathe lever guns. RPP builds parts that perform, protect your shoulder, and look every bit as mean as they shoot.
FAQs
Q1. What does a muzzle brake do?
A muzzle brake redirects gases to reduce felt recoil and muzzle rise, helping you shoot faster and stay on target longer.
Q2. How much recoil reduction can I expect from a muzzle brake?
Expect between 20–40% reduction, depending on your rifle’s caliber, brake design, and setup.
Q3. What is the difference between a muzzle brake and a compensator?
A muzzle brake focuses on felt recoil reduction, while a compensator reduces muzzle climb. Many RPP designs blend both benefits for lever guns.
Q4. What is the best muzzle brake for lever action rifles?
The RPP Recoil Comet and T-Rex series is purpose-built for lever guns, combining recoil control with perfect timing and top-tier finish.
Q5. How do I install a muzzle brake on my rifle?
Match the correct thread pitch, time the brake properly, and torque to spec. Most installs are DIY-friendly, but a gunsmith can help with complex setups.