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Direct thread or quick detach mount, which suppressor mounting solution is right for you? In this blog, we'll discuss both methods before determining which one (if either) is superior.
Modern shooters are able to choose between traditional direct-thread suppressors and suppressors that are compatible with quick-detach (QD) mounting systems. Each option has its pros and cons.
As the name implies, the direct-thread method uses exposed threads on the muzzle to screw the suppressor directly onto the barrel itself. The barrel threads must match the threaded portion inside the suppressor body, otherwise a thread adapter may be required.
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Quick-detach suppressor mounting systems are typically comprised of two parts: an adapter (commonly refered to as a HUB mount) and a compatible muzzle brake, flash hider, or compensator. The adapter allows the suppressor to fit over the muzzle device before locking into place.
Direct-thread suppressors are popular because they are incredibly simple and effective. However, if you're planning to suppress multiple guns, then it might make sense to invest in a QD mounting system. It's tough to beat the convenience and sheer utility a QD suppressor affords shooters.
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As always, we recommend choosing the best solution to suit your individual needs. To learn more about the many benefits of suppressors, read our blog here and for help choosing the best gun to suppress, be sure to watch our vidoe below!
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