Suppressors Suppressor Mount

[PearlWhiteGT]

I recently purchased a Diligent Defense Enticer S as my first can. I plan on running it on a few different rifles from time to time. Will mainly be used on my AR10 308 but would like the option on running it on my AR 6.8 SPC and 308 Bolt Rifle.

Since I’d like to use it on different rifles should I use a suppressor mount like the Rearden Atlas or can I just run it direct thread on all 3 rifles? Which option would have better return to zero? Any advice would be much appreciated.

 

[waveslayer]

If you have the ability to run durect thread, nothing wrong with that, I do that a lot. If you want to spend the money and have a QD installed on each rifle and on your can you can go that route. Nothing wrong with a little elbow grease when screwing on a can.

 

[Old Man with Gun]

Personal I like the peace of mind that a mount offers. No risk it will work itself loose while shooting or the barrel threads will get damaged.

 

[Bluedog82]

Do you plan to shoot the other guns unsuppressed ever? One problem with direct thread is that unless every gun has a can, you either have to put the can or a muzzle device on and off every time.

 

[PearlWhiteGT]

Do you plan to shoot the other guns unsuppressed ever? One problem with direct thread is that unless every gun has a can, you either have to put the can or a muzzle device on and off every time.

I do not plan on shooting them unsuppressed. Main thing is return to zero.

 

[Bluedog82]

I do not plan on shooting them unsuppressed. Main thing is return to zero.

It will all depend on your individual rifles, but generally direct thread is pretty good.

 

[skatz11]

I would go with the Rearden Atlas style mount. It should be just as repeatable as direct thread and also provide you with some protection for the muzzle/crown and the benefit of a brake or flash hider when not using the suppressor.

 

[oldrifleman]

I went Area 419 for my bolt guns

 

[PearlWhiteGT]

I’m thinking of going with Diligent Defense Zilch Hub mount and their muzzle device.

 

[kthomas]

Either will accomplish what you seek.

Almost all my rifles have some sort of a Rearden MD, and the return to zero is excellent.

I also have a rifle that's direct thread to the suppressor, and that works great as well.

Advantage of dedicated muzzle device (MD) is that it protects the barrels threads and shoulder, and gives you a MD to use in the case of shooting unsuppressed.