Artur Tests SEI Steyr AUG Muzzle Brake

Check out this great video showing how effective the SEI Good Iron Muzzle Brake is on the Steyr Aug-Z A3.  Artur is shooting .223 Remington ammo in the video.

Experienced Security Trainer Gives the Good Iron Muzzle Brake Rave Reviews

We recently were sent a video about our M4/M16 Good Iron Muzzle Brake from Steve Cooper from Paladin Training...  We appreciate email like this and hope you enjoy watching the video.

Here is the email:

Sir or Madame,

I recently installed an SE muzzle brake on a 16” 5.56 AR and wanted you to know how pleased I am with the way it performs.  Muzzle rise and felt recoil are noticeably dampened, but w/o any apparent increase in sound or back/side blast to my surprise.  Everyone comments that it’s the least obnoxious brake they’ve seen.

 You might be interested in a video of the brake in use here:  http://contour.com/stories/urban-break-contact-carbine-class-test-run-paladin-training-inc

I rarely write letters of this sort, but then I’m rarely 100% satisfied with what I buy these days, as I am w/ your muzzle brake.

Thank you.

Steve Cooper, Director of Training

Paladin Training, Inc.

LWRCI Puts the Good Iron Muzzle Brake on Their REPR Rifle

Smith Enterprise is teamed up with LWRCI to provide a superior rifle that is lightweight, versatile, and accurate.  LWRCI is now adding the SEI Good Iron Muzzle Brake to Rapid Engagement Precision Rifle (REPR) Platform.  Here is a link to the specs of this great rifle.  Below are some pictures of the rifle equipped with our Good Iron Muzzle Brake.  The more time goes on, the more weapon manufacturers, the military, and gun enthusiasts are realizing is that you can't do better than the SEI Good Iron.

Check Out Our New Products: Steyr AUG Vortex Flash Eliminator and Good Iron Muzzle Brake

We are rolling out new products on a weekly basis.  Below are some pictures of two new products we provide.  We now make a Vortex and Good Iron for the Steyr AUG.  Notice the jam nut which help customize the angle your Good Iron Muzzle Brake and Vortex Flash Suppressor are facing.  The thread pattern is 13 mm x 1 mm left hand twist.

Some More Close Up Pictures of Our M4 P/N 1002 Good Iron Muzzle Brake

Here are some more pictures of our tried and true Good Iron Muzzle Brake for the M4 Carbine.  It also fits on the M16 and AR15.

Check Out Our Good Iron Muzzle Brake for the Israeli Galil

We now make the Good Iron Muzzle Brake for the Israeli Galil.  Check out our pictures.  Our muzzle brakes are made of ordinance grade and heat treated.  This is a 13 mm x 1.0 mm right hand thread.  You can't get any better than the Good Iron.

Acworth Police Officer Steve Baughman Reviews the SEI Good Iron Muzzle Brake

SEI's good friend Steve Baughman was kind enough to write a review of our Good Iron Muzzle Brake for the 6.5 Grendel.  He is a Police Officer with the Acworth Police Department and a Certified Firearms Trainer.  Below is his review published with permission.  Also, you can see some pictures of A.C.E. Sergeant Michael Taylor (Steve's fellow officer) above and below.  Doesn't this make you want a Good Iron for your Grendel or M4?

I recently had the opportunity to test out the Smith Enterprises “Good Iron” Muzzle Brake in conjunction with a 6.5 Grendel rifle evaluation.  The rifle was equipped with a 12.5-inch barrel, and was mounted on a select-fire (semi/full) lower receiver group and was set-up primarily for LE patrol/duty use.  Besides the Smith brake, a Gemtec HVT Suppressor was also utilized during several range outings.  Ammunition used included Black Hills, Wolf, and Hornady.  

During our range and training exercises to date, we’ve found the Smith Good Iron muzzle brake improved the rifle’s performance from the shooters perspective by reducing felt recoil, and more significantly, muzzle climb.  This was readily apparent, especially during rapid-fire and full-auto shooting.  We found the rifle somewhat louder while using the brake, but believe the reduction in muzzle climb is worth enduring some additional noise under most circumstances.  The upward and side vents in the brake certainly helped deflect and direct muzzle blast to assist the shooter getting back on target quickly after each shot.  Although the 6.5 Grendel is significantly more powerful than 5.56 M4’s our department currently carries, the muzzle brake allowed the gun to be very controllable on full auto.  

We are still evaluating the use of the brake for CQB with the short barrel, and are also running drills with the suppressor.  Overall, the Smith Good Iron is a robust muzzle brake and well thought out in its design.  Most importantly, it works and works very well.   

Ofc Steve Baughman

Acworth Police Dept

Firearms Training Unit

Acworth, GA 30101

Stuart Provine Sends Picture of his M14 with California Compensator

This picture is from 2007 sent to us from Stuart Provine of California.  This is our SEI California Good Iron Compensator.  At the time it was California legal.  Please always consult your local and state regulations before purchasing firearms or accessories.

SEI Good Iron Muzzle Brake on a M14

Dave Armstrong from the Naval Surface Warfare Center CRANE shoots his M14 equipped with the SEI Good Iron Muzzle Brake.

SEI Muzzle Brake on Sig 516

Here is the SEI Good Iron Muzzle Brake on Sig 516. Dave Grimshaw stated that our Muzzle Brake was so effective that it was the best muzzle brake he had ever tested.

SEI Muzzle Brake on M1A National Match

TacticalGunGuy on Youtube did an overview of his M1A National Match. He sports the SEI Good Iron Muzzle Brake for the M14. He has a lot of nice things to say about our Muzzle Brake.

PRT Sends us a Picture of our M4 Good Iron Muzzle Brake in Iraq

Rec’d November 17, 2009

Ron,

Yes, I have had plenty of chances to shoot the weapon both in the field and on the range. I can tell you it is the best addition to my weapon. The back up shots on controled pairs or burst fire is excellent.

On the range at 25 yards, I can shoot a 30 round magazine on 3 round burst and put them all in the chest or head with no problem. Your muzzle brake (P/N 1002) provides excellent control. I prefer shooting with open sights and the sight picture never leaves my eye.

I have lots of pictures of my buddy (who also has a Smith brake) and myself in and about in Diyala Province. We even have some short video of us practicing on the range with the brakes on our weapons.

Thank you for your support to the military. Your efforts are very much appreciated by all of us.

SSG Jesse H. A. Jr.
Diyala Provintial Reconstruction Team
Infrastructure
FOB Warhorse
Baqubah, Iraq

PS: I really wish I had one of your M-14’s to use over here. Then you would really see a Gucci picture!

M16 Beta Mag Fired with our Good Iron Muzzle Brake

Recorded in 2004, Rey Marquez empties a Beta Mag through an M16 equipped with an early SEI Good Iron muzzle brake similar to our M14 USCG Brake P/N 2001.

We are in the process of updating this video.  Once complete we will update this post.