The post whore thread.

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Originally Posted by brutal

But I have AAC mounts on ALL my guns.

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I don't have a suppressor that interchanges with any other suppressors mounts. Welcome to the terradome

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Originally Posted by brutal

But I have AAC mounts on ALL my guns.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

I don't have a suppressor that interchanges with any other suppressors mounts. Welcome to the terradome

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I was planning on buying thread on cans. Then I don't have to worry about having the right adapter. Is there a significant sound reduction difference between thread-on and QD?

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Originally Posted by mcjhr

Damn bogie didn't know you hit dad status! Congrats! Having kids was the only right thing I did.

Congrats to you too BC! No blanks!

Getting paid to change oil on the work truck! I think I like this light duty manager gig.

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Thanks mcJ!

and don't worry, you've got plenty of time left to do things right.

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

That sounds pretty accurate. I'm so glad we don't have to send HB Jr to daycare anymore. Totally worth the paycut. None of us have been sick since he stopped going to daycare at the end of June.

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Unfortunately, we don't have that option.

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

I was planning on buying thread on cans. Then I don't have to worry about having the right adapter. Is there a significant sound reduction difference between thread-on and QD?

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little if any. My issue with thread on cans, is they're thread on. Being impatient can cause issues down the road. While all AR, as example are 1/2 x 28 not all suppressors threaded the same spec are the same cut / fit to your rifle. Some fit snug, require care installing, others are a looser fit. There are discussions about it on line.

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Originally Posted by bogie

Unfortunately, we don't have that option.

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I totally understand. We didn't either until Mrs. HB caught a lucky break in her job a few months ago.

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

I was planning on buying thread on cans. Then I don't have to worry about having the right adapter. Is there a significant sound reduction difference between thread-on and QD?

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

little if any. My issue with thread on cans, is they're thread on. Being impatient can cause issues down the road. While all AR, as example are 1/2 x 28 not all suppressors threaded the same spec are the same cut / fit to your rifle. Some fit snug, require care installing, others are a looser fit. There are discussions about it on line.

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Precision rifle, sure thread on can.

Running a can on multiple platforms - QD mount.

I'm also using brake/FH combos on some to reduce erosion of the baffles and then still have the brake/FH on if I'm not running them with the can.

I changed one pinned FH over to a combo because it rang (tuning fork) so badly.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

little if any. My issue with thread on cans, is they're thread on. Being impatient can cause issues down the road. While all AR, as example are 1/2 x 28 not all suppressors threaded the same spec are the same cut / fit to your rifle. Some fit snug, require care installing, others are a looser fit. There are discussions about it on line.

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A lot more rifles come with 1/2 x 28 threading than an AAC adapter. And threading doesn't cost an additional $100+ per gun.

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Originally Posted by brutal

Precision rifle, sure thread on can.

Running a can on multiple platforms - QD mount.

I'm also using brake/FH combos on some to reduce erosion of the baffles and then still have the brake/FH on if I'm not running them with the can.

I changed one pinned FH over to a combo because it rang (tuning fork) so badly.

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Will you still get baffle erosion problems with a 16"+ barrel?

The whole six inches....LOL