Unfortunately SF doesnt sell their mounting system, and I’d rather not cannibalize a warden to create a mount…
I was pretty set on Keymod for a machinegun, but the griffin looks interesting.
Anyone have experience yet? Any thoughts on the principal?
It’s basically a taper mount that locks into AAC-style teeth after mounting to prevent the can from spinning loose.
I thought the approach was sound but wanted other opinions.
Its going on an r9 thats going on an m11/9.
I do like the Keymount micro break for this application. Hoping GA comes out with something similar, but I can always bore out their minimalist brake.
This will also be used on precision/prs rifles (223 gas gun and 6/6.5 creedmoor bolt). They will get a dedicated silencer later (same mounting) so precision is a factor.
I really love the SF method and with theyd sell adapters for it.
I just got a dual lok adapter and Paladin brake the other day. The suppressor it’s going on is still in jail but I mocked it up with a form 1 can.
I like it better than keymo as far as I can tell in playing with it in the comfort of my living room. Once I get the other suppressor I’ll run it and see how it works long term.
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