Suppressor Mounting: Direct Thread vs QD | TPH 12 Minute Talk

[@SolutreanSpear]

A full video on suppressor mounting would be awesome.

[@joebob4609]

Yeah do a full episode on this. Hell another detailed one on all things quiet in general.

[@davidlukeman1546]

Would definitely watch a full episode!

[@BasementOps]

The hub mount issue of the adapter coming off on an AR rifle like the dude off camara said can be resolved with this great invention....ROCKSET. HUB mounts will always be superior. Just run a direct thread adapter on it, and that's it, but you're not locked in on a system forever and can change with the times.

[@TheEDCTribe]

HUB + Otter Creek ZR0 is the way.

[@tphpodcast]

I definitely use a liberal amount of rocksett, but still not my favorite. I actually like the new Sierra 5 specifically for giving you a blind hole so you can pin and weld mounts on if you want to. Again, the flexibility is obviously nice and it's clear why it is the standard, but something about a good old surefire mount really gets me going. - Fitzy

[@michaelcerrone1482]

Awesome topic! Yes, please do a full podcast. On another note, my son and I are taking our annual trip to Yellowstone. We plan on being at your shop on Thursday. Really hope we get to see either one of you there. I'm looking to get some reloading equipment set up. Would love to get Wade's assistance with getting the good stuff ordered. Keep up the great work. The community always appreciates your honest opinions.

[@michaelcerrone1482]

I'd like to add an honorable mention. The larue mount for a suppressor is pretty freaking cool

[@rondobrondo]

I thought I was into direct thread until I saw the C.A.T. Spooky system. I think that might be the new goat of QD systems

[@johntownley9885]

Definitely a deep dive and thoughts on different QD hub systems like keymo, ASR, 419 and others

[@979NM]

The thing about QD is that is adds both length and weight. A dead air Keymo+muzzlebreak add 2/3 lbs to the end of your rifle which doesn’t seem like Much but when it’s way out in front of you the torque can make a big difference.

[@derekstreif992]

Full podcast. What are some of the best pin and weld muzzle device for suppressors? For yhe guys who dont want to sbr

[@jonathandavis7810]

Do a deep dive on this subject but bring up your opinions on running a 30 cal can with smaller calibers. I'm poor and I'm trying to figure out what I should get first. 30 cal to shoot on my one 30 cal rifle that I don't shoot that often or a dedicated 556 can for the rifle I shoot the most. I'm going for dB reduction btw.

[@ryanpeck3377]

Dedicated 5.56 ... in the past there weren’t as many 5.56 cans and they didnt offer much of a boost in performance. But now there are many 5.56 cans that offer great performance over using a 30 cal, plus they are usually lighter and smaller.... youll end upgetting one anyway, (cans are addictive and youll end up wanting a 5.56 one) might as well start with the one youll use the most, than you can start to save ip for a .30 cal

[@rondobrondo]

also, do a full episode on this, This is interesting shit. Especially when some muzzle devices greatly improve a suppressor and some ruin it

[@calangel]

Griffin also sells DT models, the GP-5/7 i think.

[@tallyho6156]

You bet full episode. I'm like your biggest fan haha

[@calangel]

I never understood the strange belief that direct thread had a difference in POI each time you install/uninstall. The male and female threads have a single point where they begin to engage, and they should technically always clock exactly the same each time. Taper mounts literally rely on this same phenomenon for their repeatability, only that they use a taper to dissuade the can from backing off. What i have found with taper mounts is that depending on how tight you twist them, they ABSOLUTELY can clock slightly differently. Stuff like antiseize can also change how much a "hand tighten" clocks them. Not so with DTAs. It hits the shoulder and stops. Full stop. If you use a thick antiseize and proper torque, it will dissuade vibrations from backing the can off.

[@robertfoster167]

which nixie clock is that? It's so nice

[@stuartsmith3359]

I got a CGS helios DT for my 5.56 BCM, I absolutely love it🤘🏻

[@JamesWalker-ng1qh]

SureFire is definitely a solid way to go.

[@gdw1316]

Would love to see a deep dive. I am currently a Plan B/ Cherry Bomb and Rearden Atlas user/fan. Just put a Liberty Precision Liberty Bell muzzle brake on a 6mm ARC build I did after listening to several of your podcasts on this new hopeful!

[@daniellewis9240]

Hell yeah! Let’s dive the deepest no return!

[@Patel-rp6yj]

Is there a higher chance of a baffle strike with direct thread? Compared to qd.

[@travispurdy4773]

Full podcast. would like a full podcast with a guest that is strictly a thermal hunter and you two just discuss thermal/ night vision optics. Also, what do you think of horizon saying that the 22 creed is adopted as a Saami cartridge along with a 22 cal eldx bullet from hornady?

[@txpredatorhunting]

It’s great, about time. It should standardize reamer specs more so I’m excited.

[@shootingatshadow]

They need to left hand thread the hub, so things don't loosen when you try and twist the QD.

[@calvins4084]

Here's the deal though I can shave off almost an inch and a half by going direct thread from the chemo mountain that's what's getting me interested That's a huge difference

[@shooter-observer1]

the thumbnail be like… 420 bruh

[@controlledchaos8851]

Full podcast

[@thetest8777]

Really 12mins DT literary the best option

[@adrian_smadrian]

Why did you stop talking!?!? Why are you not a fan of keymo!? Why is surefire better than the others?! Lol keep going

[@charliedelta1136]

Full shammy

[@williamwalker1277]

My son loves watching gun videos.But when he watches videos with bad language...l cut him off from watching...

[@JB-ln3vu]

Agree