I bought the alpha direct thread mount for the octane 45 To mount on a “pistol “ (Rugar pc charger) blow back design. To make this work, all i need to do is take out the spring and 9mm adapter, add the mount and thats it? Just making sure so i don’t mess anything up.
Yes you are correct! Alternatively you can also replace the spring with a "fixed barrel spacer" on your piston which essentially converts the setup into a direct thread mount. The Alpha Direct Thread Mount is going to look cleaner though for sure on your PC Charger.
Hit up our customer service team. Those wizards know how to to resolve any issue you run into. One method that has worked is to use one of the spanner tools that shipped with the product to "hook" the inside lip of the tapered insert. Apply upward force and work around the insert as you go.
You need to use the Charlie Piston Housing along with the correct Piston on any pistol with a tilting barrel. Using direct thread will result in the malfunction of the pistol.
@@SilencerCo thank you very much for advice and quick response. side note: I found the video Suppressor Science: Pistons, very clear on the differences between direct and piston.
That’s a lot of shit to go wrong for overthinkers. Keep it simple people, use 3 lug on PCCs, ASR adapter and mount for rifles and basic piston system on pistols / handguns. I use the blast shields to protect threadings on adapters, not just prevent concussions 🤕 for that guys on other benches 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@SilencerCo thanks for responding, xeno is yalls bravo thread pitch but it would be really cool if you guys made a Charlie to bravo adaptor for your suppressors i can’t seem to find anything
I was told my Energetic Arms Vox S suppressor was ASR compatible, so I bought a few muzzle ASR muzzle brakes, and now that I got my cam approved all I had was a direct thread option included. So how I do I got about using my Vox with my ASR muzzle brakes??
Great video, only thing missing IMO is the thread pitch of Bravo, you mention alpha is 1-1/8 but I'm assuming bravo is 1-3/8? That would be what other manufacturers are standardizing on right?
That's the diameter - correct, the HUB for Bravo is the most common. The Dead Air Keymo and Xeno, Q Plan B, and Rearden Atlas Bravo all use that same thread pattern from Bravo for their mounts. The muzzle devices for those systems are not intercompatible either, except for Q Plan B with Rearden and vice versa, ignoring how Q will not warranty cans mounted with non-Plan B MDs.
Can you use the Direct thread on a Pistol Caliber Carbine instead of the piston driven mount? I have a Stribog sp9a1. Its just a direct blowback design. I would assume I am safe to use the direct thread. Right?
@@SilencerCo Ya, but I have the larger end cap, and the numbers are on the sleeve so is it possible to get a 9mm baffle stack or are y'all just in the business of selling tax stamps??
@@MsHodgey Why didn't you save us all the time and just announce you're a fanboy for another company up front? Sico's mounts are perfectly fine, unless you're too stupid to understand lefty loosey righty tighty.
So you need multiple pieces to use your supresor? I have a LanTac Dragon Advanced Muzzle Brake 7.62 / .308 Win SilencerCo ASR Quick Mount, which of your supresor fit that muzzle brake with the least amount of pieces, and for that caliber? Thanks in advance
Ok…. So I was horsing around with my cousin and got a piston assembly stuck inside me. In the back. You know what I’m talking about. It was roughly knuckle deep at first, but now I think it’s a good 7-8 inches deep. Any tricks for easy removal? Thanks in advance. But hurry, it hurts really bad!
@@SilencerCo Thank you! UPDATE: It took some hard work and ingenuity, but my dad and uncle were able to get the piston out! They bought a really strong magnet at Harbor Freight, zip tied it into a toilet brush handle, and before you know it… CLINK!… they got it! It was turned sideways on the way out, so that was a little uncomfortable. But those torn membranes will heal and I’ll be back to shooting in no time! I just hope my backdoor meat flaps don’t stay this stretched out 😕 That would be a bummer!
Very straightforward information, & useful product knowledge.
Clear as mud.
Maybe for someone like yourself with a double digit IQ.
When I bought these, I didnt see in the manual that I needed at least a 3.5 gpa in AP Trig.
I bought the alpha direct thread mount for the octane 45 To mount on a “pistol “ (Rugar pc charger) blow back design. To make this work, all i need to do is take out the spring and 9mm adapter, add the mount and thats it? Just making sure so i don’t mess anything up.
Yes you are correct! Alternatively you can also replace the spring with a "fixed barrel spacer" on your piston which essentially converts the setup into a direct thread mount. The Alpha Direct Thread Mount is going to look cleaner though for sure on your PC Charger.
😂 you went out of your way not to say what size threads those are
1 1/8"x28, stated very clearly
I have a Saker ASR 556K, the taper insert is seized into the can and won’t come out. Is there a specific method used to remove the taper insert?
Hit up our customer service team. Those wizards know how to to resolve any issue you run into. One method that has worked is to use one of the spanner tools that shipped with the product to "hook" the inside lip of the tapered insert. Apply upward force and work around the insert as you go.
@@SilencerCo Thanks for sharing that technique, I’ll try it.
@@dexon555 Definitely let us know if you still have issues.
hi, it is possible install Omega 36 on a Sig P320 threaded barrel with the Charlie direct thread mount? thank you.
You need to use the Charlie Piston Housing along with the correct Piston on any pistol with a tilting barrel. Using direct thread will result in the malfunction of the pistol.
@@SilencerCo thank you very much for advice and quick response. side note: I found the video Suppressor Science: Pistons, very clear on the differences between direct and piston.
@@andresdaza8611 No problem! Let us know if you run into any other questions. We are always happy to help.
Sheesh! I'm going to be re-watching this one about 300 times!
Is there a reference sheet or web page with all the thread specs for the various mounting types?
I just bought an Omega 36M never had a suppressor or shot one...this video is super useful thank you.
Product support is very important to us. If you have any additional questions never hesitate to reach out!
Great video. I may be abandoning ASR after a baffle strike on my 36M. I just don't trust it. Direct thread seems to be the simplest option.
Is there any difference between using the flash hider vs the muzzle brake? Pro’s/Con’s, performance or longevity?
Great video I know what my next silencer will be.
Are you guys gonna restock the salvo 12 chokes? I’ve been watching for the last 5 months and have not seen them restock once.
This video could use a huge revision. The clarity of all this was absolutely terrible.
Still waiting for you guys to release the best suppressor host ever devised... 👀
Hipoint yc9...
that tapered insert on Charlie looks just like a 1" Parker ferrule used on tubing
Bravo mount = HUB = 1.375x24
Very complicated
Makes perfect sense to me, thanks!
Forrest Gump never did find Charlie.
Very helpful information! Thank you.
That’s a lot of shit to go wrong for overthinkers. Keep it simple people, use 3 lug on PCCs, ASR adapter and mount for rifles and basic piston system on pistols / handguns. I use the blast shields to protect threadings on adapters, not just prevent concussions 🤕 for that guys on other benches 🤣🤣🤣🤣
How mutch point of impact shift do you see from the ports
This is the only video I've found that says the tpi 1.125-28 for Alpha. Doesn't even show on you website.
So can i run a keymo or xeno on this Charlie pattern? Asking for a friend
The original Keymo was Charlie. Not sure about the Xeno. Might need to hit up their customer service on that one.
@@SilencerCo thanks for responding, xeno is yalls bravo thread pitch but it would be really cool if you guys made a Charlie to bravo adaptor for your suppressors i can’t seem to find anything
Great information. Answered a lot of questions.
I was told my Energetic Arms Vox S suppressor was ASR compatible, so I bought a few muzzle ASR muzzle brakes, and now that I got my cam approved all I had was a direct thread option included. So how I do I got about using my Vox with my ASR muzzle brakes??
You need a Bravo ASR Mount which you can buy here. silencerco.com/shop/asr-mount/
I run the saker 762. Best end cap?
Great video, only thing missing IMO is the thread pitch of Bravo, you mention alpha is 1-1/8 but I'm assuming bravo is 1-3/8? That would be what other manufacturers are standardizing on right?
That's the diameter - correct, the HUB for Bravo is the most common. The Dead Air Keymo and Xeno, Q Plan B, and Rearden Atlas Bravo all use that same thread pattern from Bravo for their mounts. The muzzle devices for those systems are not intercompatible either, except for Q Plan B with Rearden and vice versa, ignoring how Q will not warranty cans mounted with non-Plan B MDs.
awesome video for the silencer co system. Explains all accessories for devices, Thanks for the video!
Not even going to mention the Osprey Micro mount?
With the charlie asr can you time the silencer
Can you use the Direct thread on a Pistol Caliber Carbine instead of the piston driven mount? I have a Stribog sp9a1. Its just a direct blowback design. I would assume I am safe to use the direct thread. Right?
Definitely. Might I also recommend going with the 3-Lug route. A match made in heaven for PCC setups.
@@SilencerCo Thanks! I may go that route! Just making sure that its the exact set-up I want before going through the silly ATF BS
@@HatchBackLove27 We totally get it! If you have anymore questions don’t hesitate to reach out.
Is there a way to get a 9mm baffles for Omega 30 cal.? For my AR 9.
The Omega 300 is .30 caliber only.
@@SilencerCo Ya, but I have the larger end cap, and the numbers are on the sleeve so is it possible to get a 9mm baffle stack or are y'all just in the business of selling tax stamps??
@@EastTexasOutlaws It is illegal to change the caliber of a suppressor once it has been formed.
Great info
I just want you guys to build some maxims or salvos... backordered for 18 months.... not cool
I love my Maxim 9, it’s such a cool pistol. Sorry to hear about your long wait. It’s definitely worth it. IMHO
Never have i been more lost watching a silencerco video.
Read the comments. Clearly you're the only one who can't comprehend this very straight forward information.
@@Stickyshoez long winded video for shitty mounting solutions.
@@MsHodgey Why didn't you save us all the time and just announce you're a fanboy for another company up front? Sico's mounts are perfectly fine, unless you're too stupid to understand lefty loosey righty tighty.
@@Stickyshoez tell me you own 1 silencer without telling me you own 1 silencer.
So you need multiple pieces to use your supresor? I have a LanTac Dragon Advanced Muzzle Brake 7.62 / .308 Win SilencerCo ASR Quick Mount, which of your supresor fit that muzzle brake with the least amount of pieces, and for that caliber? Thanks in advance
Ok…. So I was horsing around with my cousin and got a piston assembly stuck inside me. In the back. You know what I’m talking about. It was roughly knuckle deep at first, but now I think it’s a good 7-8 inches deep. Any tricks for easy removal? Thanks in advance. But hurry, it hurts really bad!
We are praying for a full and speedy recovery.
@@SilencerCo Thank you! UPDATE: It took some hard work and ingenuity, but my dad and uncle were able to get the piston out! They bought a really strong magnet at Harbor Freight, zip tied it into a toilet brush handle, and before you know it… CLINK!… they got it! It was turned sideways on the way out, so that was a little uncomfortable. But those torn membranes will heal and I’ll be back to shooting in no time! I just hope my backdoor meat flaps don’t stay this stretched out 😕 That would be a bummer!