YHM sRx® 2023

Hello from YHM. In this video we are going to show you the difference between our Phantom Q.D. Mount and our new sRx® Mounting System. The sRx® System will be the obvious choice for anyone looking for a sleek, low-profile, suppressor set up-that’s also built to withstand rigorous use. This is our prescription for the shooter who cares about the aesthetics of their build as well as its ease-of-use. Visit the product pages for more information.
For more information on the sRx® System, go to: yhm.net/srx/
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[@gordonliddy9418]

Got my supressor and already looking at getting the new system for ease of use.

[@not_your_business666]

PLEASE DO SHORT flash hiders with 1/2-28 thread and minimal length wrench flats!!!!

[@Gaspard129]

Second on that. I'm really interested in the SRX mount for minimizing weight. Putting the short SRX flash hider in 1/2-28 thread would be perfect for lightweight 5.56 suppressor setup.

[@not_your_business666]

@@Gaspard129 Recently I have found out about wolfpack armory plan b compatible adapter. It is super recessed which makes it the shortest option I am aware of. However it takes away a huge chunk from the expansion chamber.

[@Pattersaurus]

Yeah, they really need to give some shorter options for the 1/2x28 flash hider and brake that are more aesthetically pleasing than the mini brake.

[@not_your_business666]

@@Pattersaurus i just went rearden instead...

[@YHMachineCo]

Thanks for the feedback; we love hearing thoughts such as this, and it will reach our R&D.

[@longrangeirons2524]

Please bring the shorties out in 1/2x28. I will buy several instsntly

[@YHMachineCo]

Yup - others are asking the same. We're listening.

[@longrangeirons2524]

@@YHMachineCo thank you

[@TNRonin]

After playing with the SRX mount I'm really wondering why the short FH isn't available in 1/2 x 28?

[@MayorFuglycools]

Interesting. I prefer a locking collar option like the phantom, as sometimes (rarely) the taper mounts will loosen a bit under rapid fire.
I don't know about your mount moving, but knowing YHM, I'm sure you guys are testing them quite a bit :)
Mayor Fuglycool

[@YHMachineCo]

You just might be verrry accurate with that statement.

[@thickwristmcfist3399]

Im a huge YHM fan, and love the Phantom style mounts. I also like the locking collar on the Phantom mounts. What keeps this system from vibrating loose during long or rapid strings of fire. A baffle strike or other catastrophic event is the biggest concern of any suppressor owner, so this is one of the first questions i had while watching the video... Thanks!

[@YHMachineCo]

Appreciate you.

[@b1gdaddy317]

Have 3 Yhm cans. I have no issue with phantom mounting. That being said. I hope all your up coming suppressors come with this mount. Only issue is your location in Massachusetts.

[@YHMachineCo]

True, but here we are. At least the Celtics won!

[@jered5826]

Awesome! Can you guys please get us information like what you have for the Kurz adapter, including the muzzle device protrusion so we can check for blast baffle clearance?

[@albertptran]

Nice

[@jrossnjax7]

Just do away with the phantom and ship suppressors with srx platform. 👍👍

[@nicholasmcfadden5417]

If I want to pin and weld an srx long flash hider on my 14.5in 5.56 can i run a fatcat or will it hit the first baffle?

[@chrislandrum62]

Can you rock set the muzzle device to the barrel?

[@Downwayside]

Is the sRx backwards compatible? In other words, can I use my old LT Phantom suppressor with the new sRx mounts?

[@Jordan-nc3zy]

If you look at the thread pitch and tapers you can tell it’s definitely not cross compatible.

[@ganjakilla4201]

Ah I love when the poors cry ab their budget can being “ugly”.. you wanna buy something for looks? Get more money.. if you wanna buy for function get a yhm 😁👍

[@chalexarm718]

Is there any way to pin and welded to a 13.7?

[@TNRonin]

Why is the mini supplied with the fat cat and not the regular?

[@chadjones7722]

any decent gunsmith can p/w the old phantom mounts easily either disassembling them or just going behind the collar. It would have been nice to have another 1/16" of wrench flats on the old mounts though, not sure why the designer hates us, but my yhm flat wrench died on the second install and i've had to make a crows foot to work. Rip 3/4
Not sure any of us that want a secondary retention like the idea, but I get why you went toward a more single part mount like the rest of the industry. But between the multiple p/w I dont want to undo and the dozens of mounts I have already, its unfortunately too late and a switch over isnt happening. I just hope we can get the phantom style mounts for the years to come.