Suppressors 1/2-28 .45acp 3 lug adapter ?
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Probably not gonna find a 1/2-28 pitch adapter anything for 45 acp unless you have to made. There are these and you can get a 5/8-24 to 1/2-28 adapter
https://shopfuquaygun.com/silencerco-3-lug-muzzle-device-45-ac2603/
https://shopfuquaygun.com/silencerco-3-lug-muzzle-device-45-ac2603/
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Yes, here is a 9mm 3-lug and .45 3-lug. Each will screw into the back of either suppressor.
I used to use a .45 can with a 9mm 3-lug.
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You just need to put a 9mm tri-lug adapter in your Octane 45. It works just fine. I use an Octane 45, with a 9mm tri-lug, on an MP5. Works perfectly.
Google shows plenty if you consider other brands, but here is a SilencerCo so if you run into a problem, no doubt about warranty.
SILENCERCO 3-LUG MOUNT
The 3-Lug Mount is a quick-attach mounting option for guns with fixed barrels.
www.silencercentral.com
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I wouldn't use 3 lug. Wouldn't bother even researching that, and yes I own a 3 lug but I don't use it ever.
Probably the best thing is to get a Griffin EZ Lok. Please note that Cam Lok and EZ Lok are not the same.
I can just direct thread.
But 3 lug is cooler. And won’t unscrew.
If worrying about 3 lug looseness can get that bixler or whatever that locks on
I use a silencerco, so grab that one listed above. I’ve shot an obscene amount of rounds through the MP5 with the tri-lug/octane 45 gen 1 with zero issues. Subs and supers.
I have tens of thousands of rounds through 3-lugs with no issues. Direct thread can work loose.
Actually it's not even a similar thing to direct thread. Do you know what EZ Lok actually is and what it does?
As far as I know they are made for dozens of different suppressor companies. It's not at all proprietary in the sense that it can only be used for one brand of suppressor.
What it does do: it's more secure than 3 lug and direct thread. It also helps avoid constantly taking apart the suppressor, with limited exceptions. For example if you have a 45 can, those barrels have their own thread types. 9mm has its own as well including several other options depending on what gun or brand it is. So you can have 5 different guns all with unique thread pitches on each barrel and never have to take the suppressor apart to move the can from host to host.
Probably the only exception is if you have a fixed barrel in the mix, but other than that you can move from host to host in just a few seconds.
It is also more secure than any 3 lug. It is also much more secure than any direct thread.
Again though, if you are moving the suppressor back and forth from a fixed barrel to one needing a Nielsen Device it probably won't have a lot of advantages.
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Ok. Thanks fkr help. Got the 9mm 3 lug in.
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Does anyone know if this fits octane 45?
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Does anyone know if this fits octane 45?
If you go by the compatibility list on their web site no. I would probably call anyway as websites have been know to be lacking or out of date.
I'm seeing a whole lot of incorrect information in here...
I'd be willing to bet that these are just like the Rugged Obsidian 3-lug mounts. BOTH the 9mm and .45 version will fit in BOTH their 9mm and .45 suppressors (same mounting on the back on the cans). The difference being what caliber host weapon you're shooting it on. The .45 tri-lug mount has a larger internal diameter and will wobble around if used on a 9mm weapon, and can cause a baffle strike...Or worse. Which is why they make a 9mm version, that is spec'd to the H&K MP5 tri-lug, so it fits really nice and snug and there is minimal play to avoid any wobble or baffle strikes. I run a Rugged 9mm Tri-Lug mount in my Obsidian 45 can, and use it on my H&K MP5. Absolutely perfect and flawless fit, with minimal wobble...Just like it's supposed to be.
I'd be willing to bet that these are just like the Rugged Obsidian 3-lug mounts. BOTH the 9mm and .45 version will fit in BOTH their 9mm and .45 suppressors (same mounting on the back on the cans). The difference being what caliber host weapon you're shooting it on. The .45 tri-lug mount has a larger internal diameter and will wobble around if used on a 9mm weapon, and can cause a baffle strike...Or worse. Which is why they make a 9mm version, that is spec'd to the H&K MP5 tri-lug, so it fits really nice and snug and there is minimal play to avoid any wobble or baffle strikes. I run a Rugged 9mm Tri-Lug mount in my Obsidian 45 can, and use it on my H&K MP5. Absolutely perfect and flawless fit, with minimal wobble...Just like it's supposed to be.
