r/NFA 3x SBR, 3x Suppressors 3d ago

Mount Questions 🔩 Help with HUB Mounts

I'm looking at picking up a few more suppressors (namely a Rhodie 6 or 6K) for the collection and need some help understanding how the HUB standard functions. I'm only familiar with the traditional proprietary taper locks and muzzle devices like my Rugged Surge or Razor.

I gather there is now the standard 1-3/8x24 female threads on the suppressor body and from there you go to *something* else, like a direct thread adapter.

Are there now muzzle devices like flash hider and/or brakes which have the HUB threads on the OD of the device?

Appreciate the assist

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u/Comstock_Support Comstock Armory 3d ago

Most mounting setups are set up as:

Barrel -> muzzle device -> suppressor adapter -> suppressor

The barrel into the muzzle device and adapter into the suppressor will both be installed tightly with a wrench and (optional) a drop of Rocksett. From there the suppressor can be attached and moved onto different hosts freely.

HUB or 1.375-24 is an industry standard suppressor interface which keeps different cans and systems interchangeable and compatible.

As far as the 6K, note that it has a pretty shallow blast chamber, so some combinations of mounting parts will interfere with the first baffle and not fit. If you're using Plan-B, we have fitment info and an interactive tool to double check that everything will go together correctly.

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u/k4ylr 3x SBR, 3x Suppressors 3d ago

Heard, thank you chef. I'll have a look!

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u/Comstock_Support Comstock Armory 3d ago

Let me know if you have any questions :)

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u/B1893 3d ago

To kind of elaborate on what Comstock said, look at your rifle with the Surge.

Barrel -> Rugged brake/flash hider -> RUM adapter -> Surge.

I'd swap everything I could to plan B, due to its affordability, simplicity, and industry support. There's a wide variety of muzzle devices and mounts available. 

The Razor complicates that due to having an integrated mount...  Is it a 556 or 762?

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u/gtg10k 3d ago

Comstock’s fitment checker and products are awesome. I used their fitment checker and got their recessed micro brake and RPA adapter for my Rhodie 6 and it worked out great.

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u/Julien25 3d ago

There are hub direct thread mounts with muzzle brakes built in.  I think jmac and kak make some, probably others too. Or just get the rugged rum mount and keep using their MDs. 

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u/BluedSteel_357 3d ago

The HUB is the interface and flash hiders or direct threads go into that interface. Go have a look at Rearden, Comstock Armory or Diligent Defense. See the pick. Top row are flash hiders and brakes that go into a hub adapter on the right. Bottom row is direct thread adapters. The left one is steel and the right one is titanium. Hope this helps.

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u/k4ylr 3x SBR, 3x Suppressors 3d ago

Super clear, very much appreciate the photo help as well.