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02-25-2015, 14:34
Sackett

Snowing in Broomfield (jus' whorin'...move along)
02-25-2015, 14:39
thvigil11

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Originally Posted by brutal

You sure about that? Seems awful dangerous. The AAC .30cal cans attach to all the mounts, the 556 cans will not attach to the 30cal mount...

You're right. I have that reversed. It should say

(IE, Yankee hill 30 cal and 5.56 cans can all fit on a YHM 5.56 QD brakes,)

AAC is the same way. 30 cal cans fit on 5.56 brakes. At least for the 51T models. Not sure on the newer 91T mounts.
02-25-2015, 16:12
Great-Kazoo

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Originally Posted by thvigil11

Many of the form 1 freeze plug/ valve retainer builders out there are using Griffin Arm adapters to run their cans on Griffins hiders/ brakes. I've even done that myself on my latest form1. The taper mount is a pretty good system for retention and alignment of a can. My latest is a Titanium can with stainless cone baffles. Made it for my Scar 17 and put an adapter on one of my 5.56 ARs to try it out as well. Usually I'm into direct thread, but figured it would be fun to try a flashhider mounted can on the Heavy.

Here's the SDTA "thread protector" as they call it along with the SDTA muzzle brake. This is a steel can, the Ti can (once approved) is a direct thread 1/2-28 for the wife's AR.
Attachment 56985 Attachment 56987
02-25-2015, 16:25
HoneyBadger

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Originally Posted by Irving

Thanks for the heads up on the E Fountain and S Academy area of the Springs. Just looking into a potential rental property. I don't want another meth/whore house area.

I can't guarantee that it isn't that.. It's definitely worth investigating.
02-25-2015, 16:27
HoneyBadger

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Originally Posted by fly boy

since were on the subject and it's way to n00b of a question to open up to the boards....

Is there a can I can buy that I can mount on my .308 bolt gun AND my 6.8 SPC II, AND my 5.56? or will I need to get different sizes for different cal?

Direct thread-on? Not unless you rethread at least one of your barrels.

If you use a QD can with the same muzzle break on each gun then yes, a .308 can will do just fine.
02-25-2015, 16:30
HoneyBadger

Rise and shine! It's breakfast time!
02-25-2015, 16:36
thvigil11

Coming down pretty good here now.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Here's the SDTA "thread protector" as they call it along with the SDTA muzzle brake. This is a steel can, the Ti can (once approved) is a direct thread 1/2-28 for the wife's AR.
Attachment 56985 Attachment 56987

Hey Jim, those the aluminum "thread protectors" or carbon steel?
02-25-2015, 17:45
mcjhr

Thanks HB! Making me spend more money on bags.... Might get one for my dad too.
02-25-2015, 18:02
bogie

My drive was an hour instead of 30 minutes. Not too bad. Roads were certainly drivable. The people are always the problem. Where the fuk are these people from? Swaziland
02-25-2015, 18:03
bogie

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Originally Posted by mcjhr

Thanks HB! Making me spend more money on bags.... Might get one for my dad too.

What are the bags for?