Suppressors TBAC Ultras and Dominus now have the HUB threads
- Thread starter Luke G
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I would suggest doing like above, and going with proper 5/8-24 adapters, so your threads are common for most all centerfires above .223 caliber.
If you have barrels on the thinner side, consider having a smith thread and contour for the SIG taper. Then you can direct thread with our CB direct thread or HUB direct thread adapters.
Zak I’m curious about this factory threading,is it not correct?
If the barrels are not thick enough at the muzzle to get a proper shoulder for 9/16 threads (ie 0.662" before cutting), then I recommend getting the CB mount with a face mounted brake.
If this photo is representative of reality,
their threads do not have a proper undercut.
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From the article,
no undercut
vs.
That is what I was referring to.
This is just going off the article photo. I have not examined the threads in person.
no undercut
vs.
That is what I was referring to.
This is just going off the article photo. I have not examined the threads in person.
@Zak Smith resurrecting an old thread to follow up on a previous question: do you guys have any plan to sell the SR mount by itself?
In my case, I have a few brakes/mounts.
But I can use that same can on other rifles without investing $80 in every rifle by just running a direct thread mount.
Plus the direct thread hub mount is lighter than anything if you get a titanium one.
I still run direct thread 99% of the time. It's simple, it works.
Plus it allows them to manufacturer 1 can and offer any mounting. Reducing the amount of SKU's is always better for efficiency.
