Proprietary mounting for their cans only, not using a common mount for all cans (ie a2 flash hider or aftermarket mount based off of the a2 mounting style).Originally Posted by punkey71
At least that's what I think he means, could be wrong.....I went proprietary and don't care.
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Yes sir, I've multiple cans with their own proprietary mounts.
I'm just trying to figure out what his solution is regarding the 14.5" guns LL mentioned.
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You mean like muzzle brakes/flash hiders?
#RESIST
http://www.silencershop.com/silencer...aad-mount.html (I really need to buy one of these)
Last edited by LittleLebowski; 10-29-2016 at 05:12 PM.
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It's kind of an inside joke about how some ARs are "bad" simply because they have "proprietary" parts
I'm looking for a good solution to the mounting a suppressor on a 14.5" barrel myself. I don't plan to always shoot the rifle suppressed, so a quick attach mount is wanted. But, I don't want a brake or something heavy. Some suppressor mounts will add 4 oz or more, turning a 15 oz suppressor into 19 oz.
A 15 oz suppressor 6 inches in length will add 18 in/lbs of arm to a 14.5 inch barrel
A 15 oz suppressor using 2 oz A2 for a mount, adds 20 in/lbs
A 15 oz suppressor using a 4 oz mount, adds 23 in/lbs
This is using the distance of the center of the magwell (approx. CG of most AR carbines) to the center of the suppressor. That distance is about 19 inches assuming the suppressor is mounted flush to the shoulder of the muzzle threads
Last edited by MistWolf; 10-30-2016 at 04:57 PM.
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