Best Hub Adapter/Brake setup for Suppressor

[Cold_Bore_88]

I am looking to purchase a couple more suppressors and I am considering the purchase of the 1.375” hub mount versions. If given the option, which hub/muzzle brake interface do you recommend. I will be using them on a large frame AR, small frame AR and potentially a bolt action.

I see the silencerco, griffin and deadair systems but I am not sure what else is out there.

Any recommendations?

 

[Changed]

Rearden plan B adapter with liberty machine or rearden muzzle devices. Excellent quality.

 

[oldrifleman]

Area 419 hellfire adapter?

 

[TheOE800]

What I use on my semis I don’t necessarily use on my bolts. Griffin has the most options of anything, including multiple different types of retention/locking capabilities (Dual-Lok, Plan A, Gate-Lok, etc) and most thread patterns. Rearden (Q Plan B pattern) is well liked for semis, but more limited options for larger cal threads as well as larger muzzle devices.

 

[Cold_Bore_88]

What I use on my semis I don’t necessarily use on my bolts. Griffin has the most options of anything, including multiple different types of retention/locking capabilities (Dual-Lok, Plan A, Gate-Lok, etc) and most thread patterns. Rearden (Q Plan B pattern) is well liked for semis, but more limited options for larger cal threads as well as larger muzzle devices.

I’ll give the plan B a look!

 

[Cold_Bore_88]

I saw the Rotex/surefire adapter. Seemed promising.

 

[TheOE800]

I saw the Rotex/surefire adapter. Seemed promising.

Surefire muzzle devices kinda blow though.

 

[fedupflyer]

Surefire muzzle devices kinda blow though.

I disagree.
I like the A2 type birdcage they offer. Works well as a flashhider or a suppressor mount.

 

[TheOE800]

I disagree.
I like the A2 type birdcage they offer. Works well as a flashhider or a suppressor mount.

They don’t seal well and carbon lock easily with subpar brake performance (very loud vs effectiveness). The flash hiders are good at flash reduction though.

 

[CaptArab]

Just get one can for one rifle and direct thread it. Adapters are dumb unless you have to share between rifles, frequently changing.

 

[FuhQ]

For semi-autos, I use Dead Air KeyMo. It's a heavy system, but it's solid as a rock, and repeatable POI.

 

[oldrifleman]

Whats wrong with a hub compatible brake?

 

[Gtscotty]

I used to use Griffin Plan-a, it was ok, but I didn't like how often the adapter would stay with the muzzle device instead of the can when unmounting. Went to DA Xeno and have been satisfied, haven't had any more adapter to can issues since going to the left hand threads.

 

[Cold_Bore_88]

Whats wrong with a hub compatible brake?

Nothing. I would be open to it just haven’t seen much on which ones perform well.

 

[BuildingConceptsllc]

SD Tactical makes some cool plan b type taper mounts and brakes that are cool and a good price

 

[Changed]

What I use on my semis I don’t necessarily use on my bolts. Griffin has the most options of anything, including multiple different types of retention/locking capabilities (Dual-Lok, Plan A, Gate-Lok, etc) and most thread patterns. Rearden (Q Plan B pattern) is well liked for semis, but more limited options for larger cal threads as well as larger muzzle devices.

Rearden does have a one port brake with up to 3/4-24 threads and a .375 bore.

 

[Changed]

Area 419 hellfire adapter?

When that system first came out I was going to move to it. Then I found out that they do not use the taper on the adapter just the left hand theads. I want something that holds the can concentric to the bore like plan b or thunder beast.

 

[TheOE800]

Rearden does have a one port brake with up to 3/4-24 threads and a .375 bore.

That’s made to fit the SR25/M110 specifically IIRC.

 

[Clayman]

Rearden