i had mine done over two years ago and went with the Hellfire system for my SDN-6. NO regrets and work great.Question for those that swap between a bolt gun and AR with their AAC cans…
Which mounting are you going with? I plan on swapping my 762SDN6 between my LMT MRP (556) and my 308 and 6.5 bolt guns. I was going to just go with the A419 Hellfire as the mount (all of my bolt guns have the hellfires on em) but that seems like a weird choice to pop on a 556 LMT.
It is pretty much a stainless steel shell with Inconel internal baffles designed for use on full auto firearms…..particularly a short barrel .300 BO….so I do not think there is a barrel length rating……if I am wrong someone will be along shortly to call me out on that statement though!
I am setting up a 12.5” pistol for similar purpose and just got an Eotech EXPS2-0. Been debating whether or not to get a magnifier….probably will not use it other than sighting in just to get my groups tighter….do you use one?10+ years of dropping pigs and the occasional deer, she's been good to me.
Thanks, kind of thinking I’d be best off just borrowing a buddy’s for sight in and not spend the $$$$$….and a bit ironic as that was my plan as well….but also have a Halo LR and just sold the Reap. Our night season does not start back till February 11 so undecided yet if I am going with the 12.5” or 16” POF Revolution this year with the thermal. Ran the Reap a bit end of this past season on the 12.5”.
I've been having this exact same problem with back blasting soot and a shifting zero. I don't mind the soot, but the zero changing every time is a no-go. Drove me nuts during hunting season this fall! They do pretty good when they're left on the same gun all the time, but when you travel and have them on/off, in/out of cases, etc. it seems like you're in for a different zero every time you put it back on.
I would check on his face book page. I know he had some problems of some sort, but I think it was resolved. I,m glad I had him do mine two years ago. Less than 10 day turn around time.
Mine will be back from them next week. Sent it in a couple weeks ago. Cannot remember when I got put on the list, but I think mid-late 2021.
Great to hear! I got on the wait list in late 2021. Got some Griffin Armament Plan As ready to ship along with the cans. After researching all the options out there, their taper mount system seem to fit the bill best. I'll use the two-port brakes on the muzzles.
He's busy. I've been able to get through via FB. I'm sending mine out Monday.
He told me to us UPS (Hub). Mine requires a copy of the FFL to ship. He will instruct you not to use the normal box store.
Being largely ignorant of the various mounting systems, it looks like the DA KeyMo Omega mount has the same threading as the Sico ASR Bravo model of suppressors? Meaning it will work with DA KeyMo cans and the SiCo cans?Dead Air KeyMo Omega.
When I did mine, I just dropped it off like normal. Made a copy of my trust and included it with the can.
I think ASR is different, but I could be wrong... Dead Air does offer a KeyMo that fits the SilencerCo Saker & Chimera suppressors, which are totally different threads and mount designs, but they also make one that fits the SilencerCo Omega threads, which are different. The Omega threads are 1.375x24, which is considered the new industry standard called "HUB". Therefore, the KeyMo Omega will work with ANY suppressor that has "HUB" (1.375x24) threads. There are still some who don't use HUB and prefer to stick to proprietary threads, but most suppressors built in the last several years have 1.375x24 mount threads. So that means you can use the Dead Air KeyMo system with just about any suppressor out there that uses those threads.
Got it. Yea, my terminology may not have been correct. What I was trying to figure out was if the threads on the cans themselves were the same. As in the 1.375x24.I think ASR is different, but I could be wrong... Dead Air does offer a KeyMo that fits the SilencerCo Saker & Chimera suppressors, which are totally different threads and mount designs, but they also make one that fits the SilencerCo Omega threads, which are different. The Omega threads are 1.375x24, which is considered the new industry standard called "HUB". Therefore, the KeyMo Omega will work with ANY suppressor that has "HUB" (1.375x24) threads. There are still some who don't use HUB and prefer to stick to proprietary threads, but most suppressors built in the last several years have 1.375x24 mount threads. So that means you can use the Dead Air KeyMo system with just about any suppressor out there that uses those threads.
Left: KeyMo Saker/Chimera
Right: KeyMo Omega/HUB
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I know a lot of folks have swapped from ASR to KeyMo... So, take that for what it's worth. I'd do your research before going all-out on the ASR, and be sure that's what you want. I know I love my KeyMo setups. It's strong, secure, locks-down tight, repeatable POI... No complaints, but it is a tad on the expensive side, I will admit that. But, once you get invested, it's not so bad. You buy a new gun, just buy a new $100 muzzle brake, and you're good to go.
Roughly 6 months from when I requested the service until I received the finished product. About 2.5 weeks from when I sent it in and got it back.
Just the new mount. Went with their version of the Q Cherry Bomb adaptor. It is very well made.
