Suppressors Area 419 suppressor Adaptors

[lennyo3034]

I was wondering if anyone was using these and how they liked them? I'm considering getting a few hellfire brakes so I can switch between a very effective brake for matches and a suppressor for other shooting. My concern however is that there are too many interface points. Barrel to universal adapter, universal adapter to suppressor adapter, suppressor adapter to suppressor. The more joints there are, the higher the likelihood of a single point of failure or even a tolerance stack up.

Has anyone been using these or know of people that have? I will be using it on a TBAC Ultra 7 if that makes a difference.

 

[swage2712]

I run the Hellfire on my match rifles. A shooting buddy has five of the Hellfire brakes with suppressor adaptors on various rifles from 6.5x47 down to a Grendel and 5.56. He's using a SiCo Omega. No issues at all with them on any of the rifles. Makes me wish I owned a direct thread suppressor.

 

[_Windrider_]

I use one on an ultra 7. If you have the means, I highly recommend you pick one up. It is so choice (in my best Ferris Bueller voice)

 

[mercracing]

I have one but I’ve only run it a couple times. Everything’s shot well. If your barrels were spun up by a competent smith I think you’ll be ok. Jon’s stuff is top notch.

 

[5RWill]

Love em. Jon really saw a need for universal adapters for owners of multiple cans. I have only one brake but six adapters. I have TBAC and SiCo and now neither are gun specific due to the brake.

 

[briang7511]

i have 3 brakes and 2 adapters for ultra 7 and 30p1 re cored to ultra 9 and brake attach. everything is top notch and works as it should. minimal shift if any when the cans are put on. 419 gear is the way to go.

 

[Redeye3]

I previously was using the ASR muzzle brake adapters for my cans but Kept getting inconsistent results with take off and put back on. Switched to 419 and bamm Repeatable results every time. Highly recommend their products