Gun Spelling: Muzzle Break or Muzzle Brake

[indyjohn]

One is correct but they are both used on this forum, in magazine articles and manufacter's ads.

So which one is it? Or bacon?

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

It's brake, like the brakes on a car. It's meant to add drag to the muzzle to slow it down. Some people just don't spell well.

 

[jbombelli]

It's "brake."

 

[Mrmonte]

the answer two your question is brake.

 

[Moparracer89]

Brake without a doubt

 

[nosybobby52]

wouldn't it be break as to break open?

 

[mk2ja]

Muzzle brake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[sgreen3]

Its brake

 

[Kase]

wouldn't it be break as to break open?

I've never seen someone break open a muzzle brake. That could spell bad news.

 

[indyjohn]

the answer two your question is brake.

 

[ATM]

wouldn't it be break as to break open?

That vote is running a very distant third place in a poll with only three choices.

 

[indykid]

Bacon flavored muzzle brake!!!!

 

[Panama]

BUT, after you put it on your rifle and use it, is your rifle broke or broken or braked?

 

[Kase]

BUT, after you put it on your rifle and use it, is your rifle broke or broken or braked?

I thought it would be refered to as "breakeded"

 

[sharkey]

I've never seen someone break open a muzzle brake. That could spell bad news.

 

[Hookfish]

It's interchangeable, so both terms are correct just like clip and magazine, same thing

 

[NapalmFTW]

It's interchangeable, so both terms are correct just like clip and magazine, same thing

Thank God for purple

It's Muzzle Bacon.

Everything is better with bacon.

America!

 

[indykid]

It's interchangeable, so both terms are correct just like clip and magazine, same thing

So glad that is in purple, like calling bacon and chicken the same thing because you can eat both!!!! ROTFLMAO!!!!!!! oh help, my, my sides hurt.....

 

[indyjohn]

This, my friends, would be Muzzle Break..

 

[jeremy]

Sigh...

Just another Reason I would really like to beat People with a Webster's Unabridged...