Got my son's brake in from Live Oak today....It's a little different design than what's on website but I think it looks great.....Son already put it on and gonna try and go shoot some this weekend....Scott seams like a great guy....Always answered my questions and kept me updated...I think he was changing over to a different lathe when I ordered.....Couple pics for y'all.....

Yeah, it was a 3 man team effort to get it to that point.

Design 1 was already great at reducing recoil.
Design 2 reduced muzzle rise significantly.
Design 3 reduced felt recoil and kept the shooter on target, very well.

End user can time it as he sees fit, and move it from one rifle to another. It is a mighty fine muzzle brake!

And Scott's brakes are pretty.

Like me.

I also had a great experience getting a brake from Scott. Excellent communication and it does exactly what I expected it to.

Sure J. He should name that brake "The Cougar Baiter"

Mines a smokin Cougar though.

He change the jamb nut style to Have more material on it. With the original wrench flats it made it thinner on 2 sides. The newer design has the same material thickness all the way around. Only need the supplied tool to tighten it.

No doubt. We've out-wifed most of these fellas, for sure.

Also, in for the posts.

Looks great! I plan on ordering one of these for my new 300 win mag, per all the rave reviews!
I am new to the world of breaks so please bare with me lol... I'm sending my rifle barrel in to be threaded. So do I need to know which thread to do for one of these breaks, or do you custom build your breaks to each individual barrel?

300 needs to be threaded 5/8x24

If you are sending your rifle to Scott, he will thread and take care of getting you setup.

Scott is great to work with

Nice