Silencerco products including the MAAD/Tirfecta mount have always worked great for me. I once needed warranty service due to a stupid mistake (put a 5.56 can on a 7.62 rifle!!!) and they provided perfect warranty service at no cost and no shaming.
Wish I had seen this video when my SpecwarK arrived. Great information, most of which I learned myself by accident. Make sure to clean and lube the threads!
What kind of oil do you use ? I have a hard time removing my can after the range. Like I'm home for 5 hours an can now remove my can. Thank you. Happy holidays everyone
I have a Specwar 762 and a Specwar 556K. Those cans are beasts. I've never had a problem with the ASR mounts, and I have them on several different weapons. I'm actually in the market for another 5.56mm can, and I'll probably get a Saker 556K. The price vs what you get is awesome.
@@SilencerCo forgot to add the Sparrow that I bought in the spring of 2021. Took 14 months for that stamp to come in. However, the suppressor is awesome.
Picked up my Saker 556k asr today after 9 months and 5 days, going to hit the range tommorrow. Can't wait to see what this can, can do with a binary trigger.
Just shot mine today. A shame I couldn't take it with me, but my stamp hasn't arrived. It didn't take more than a quick glance to see how to attach it to my ASR flash hider. EASY system!
I know this was asked before, but since you never answered I'll ask again. Any program to trade in the Trifecta mounts we bought from SilencerCo for the new ASR mounts? Your response would be appreciated.
We apologize for missing your question on the first go-around! Please send an email to info@silencerco.com regarding this question. If you're having problems with your Trifecta mount make sure to include that info as well.
NGL, I bought a Charlie Atlas adapter to run my new Velos LBP on my Plan B (Rearden and LPM) muzzle devices, but I might have to give ASR a shot first (no pun intended).
It’s simple to use. My only worry is the locking collar works loose under recoil. Still not a very good design. The dead air key mo is stupid expensive. I’m just buying an OSS can. It’s the bomb now
I have had my hybrid for a year or so, the sleeve likes to come loose by the asr and or keymo (depends which I am feeling) never came loose. I ordered a 762 oss helix qd in jan, cant wait for it!
Nope. As long as you are in the unlocked position and seat the suppressor properly to the muzzle device then lock the collar into the locked position you'll be ready to go.
I’d go ahead and get one for my saker762, and need to because there’s no trifecta brakes left on the market, but it’s just way too much money to replace the mount and all the brakes
I am new to silencers, I bought few cans and trying to understand mounts and all the tech behind it all, 1 can is .30 direct thread, 1 can is 7.62 (also .30) but QD, the third is for .45 pistol then the forth is for .22 pistols and rifles. I also picked 2 Lantac Dragon ASR mounts but dont know if the QD would work or basically what the hell I am doing, LOL, every time I google for info all I can find is very confusing.
Same. Just double check everything. They make rods to make sure everything is aligned. I wish I would have known that before a bad gunsmith almost screwed me.
What about when mounting the muzzle device? As long as it threads onto a factory threaded muzzle, does the alignment need checked? I have a Henry model x
It depends on the muzzle device you choose. If you go with a flash hider muzzle device it does not need to be timed. If you choose to go with the three port or single port muzzle brake then you will need to time the muzzle device such that the ports are facing out to the side rather than towards the ground and sky. This is easily achieved using the included shims that ship with the muzzle brakes.
@@SilencerCo what about the concentricity? My local gun shop said they can confirm concentricity, but it is my opinion that between Henry and SilencerCo the tolerances are tight. I trust the manufacturing specs more than I would trust the accuracy of a gauge from my local gun shop. Is this a true assumption?
You can direct thread the ASR flash hider. I've got the Trifecta on my AR, but I don't have a can for it. I form 1 a suppressor that I would install an ASR mount to it so I can finally put a can on my AR. I've got a little UA-cam short woth just the muzzle device working flawlessly.
What are we thinking for longevity and how will they handle repeat use and wear and tear? They will last a year? 5 yrs? 10yrs? How long until these teeth start to wear down or the cam starts going to shit? Just curious, seems brilliant, to me, and just wondering how these stand up to abuse, but being maintained well at the same time
All I can say was the MAAD mount was a nightmare for machinegun owners. That damn thing welded onto multiple rifles and I was told it needed "intermittent cleaning" at a round count somewhere in the middle of a normal shooting session. Unacceptable.
That is to eliminate the "tuning fork" effect. When the prongs are equal in length they will make a very audible ringing sound due to the reverberating sound-waves anytime you shoot or charge the weapon. If you look closely at our flash hider you will see that all three prongs are actually different lengths to significantly reduce this phenomenon.
These should be restocked in the near future. They are a very high priority. Keep an eye out on our Instagram page and sign up for our emails to get the latest updates on when they will become available.
@@deutscju Anytime! We are doing our best to keep up with the unprecedented demand! Anytime you have a question, feel free to reach out to us on social media or hit up our customer service team.
Nope. I have an AAC TIRANT, and it is proprietary. It is a much smaller 1.375 inch diameter Can with smaller mount area, and it does feature not welded baffles. It is for handgun calibers only. The pistons are for handguns, but they do offer a 5/8x24 pitch fixed piston for 300blk. According to AAC, a limit of 1100fps. Blast baffle is steel, but others are stacked 6061 aluminum. I would recommend buying a Silencerco suppressor to work with the ASR mounts, and using a rifle suppressor for rifles.
Don't put it in a vice. Seriously. I watched a video last night the guy couldn't get the asr out of his omega 300 admitted to putting the tube in a vice and breaking the baffles inside.
@@phillipg9345 loll that just seems like a terrible idea. Thank you though, I will definitely never try that. I ended up getting it off by attaching to muzzle (with firearm loaded, obviouslyyy) and then unscrewed while asr fixed to muzzle. Not ideal but worked just fine and did not destroy my can! Appreciate the response
@@BigSulli24 I'm still waiting for my omega 300 but I seen the guy on the SilencerCo channel use a second spanner wrench to snug it together I probably will buy a second wrench myself.
A2 birdcages don't have the ratcheting teeth that the ASR locking collar attach to. And the crush washer means you don't have 100% concentricity to bore, which is necessary for a silencer if you don't want baffle strikes. That's why the birdcage has a very large "mouth" instead of a 5.56 sized hole at the end, as suppressor mounts can. This is also why silencer mounts use perfectly flat shims instead of crush washers, because crush washers, as the name suggests, allow for timing a muzzle device with correct torque without having to use shims as spacers, by means of crushing the washer under torque. This is why crush washers are not to be reused if the birdcage is removed; it has already been formed to a specific threading of the muzzle device, and as such will not act as a way to hold a torque value. It takes more torque to remove something from a taper than it does to apply it, and the crush washer acts as a "seal" when it is pancaked between the barrel shoulder and the birdcage. Once that seal is cracked, it's no good.
TrapTombstone right, I wish they made an A2 birdcage with the ASR mount. Like this one. www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017/04/20/silencerco-history-pre-buyout-swr-asr-a2-flash-hider/
@@RR-ys2qs Hell I'd make the Video and edit it myself if they just sent my damn Serial Code so I can start my Forum 4. I got the cans I bought for the Promos approved and my damn Octane 45 aint even in existence yet :(
The ASR in this video will not. However, we do make a 51 Tooth version that is compatible with AAC muzzle devices. The 51 Tooth is a Charlie mount that works with our Saker ASR, Chimera, and Omega 36M.
but dont you have to crack off the backside of a suppressor you just bought to attach the QD mount? because I bought a suppressor as well a QD mount, and I'll have to unscrew the backside of the suppressor to use it. I didn't know this before.
Silencerco Have you guys fixed this thing? No more cans flying down range due to this mount? Why does it have such a bad rap? Seems like a good design to me, taper in front of the threads, etc.
Has a bad rap because people can't follow instructions. Dude at my shop told me entirely inaccurately how to install it. I luckily read the instructions.
It also has a bad rap because one idiot CEO in particular likes to talk out of his ass and slander companies while blowing things way out of proportion. It mounts perfectly every time IF you do it properly.
Nick Arnold How could you do it wrong? Isn’t it super simple? Seems like a great design I me, I have an ASR Mount. Taper in front of the threads is a key thing I look at. But throw your can on, snug it up then turn the collar to the locking position. What’s so hard about that?
Spartan7.62 Idiot couldn’t be farther from the truth. Talks a lot of shit that’s for sure but that doesn’t make him a prick if that makes sense. All industries compare their products to others. Don’t see why it’s a big deal to show it if you have a lighter product. But I am surprised at some of the things said about certain companies when I know they are friends.
@Heywood Jablome Do you keep track online of the progress? I fear waiting the 9 months and then an issue happens. I've not completely heard of a smooth transition. The guy at my range waited 1 year for him to be able to take it home!
In order to run the ASR on the Lunar 9 you would first need to purchase a "H.A.T.E" Ring from Liberty. Then you would be able to attach an ASR Chalie Mount to the HATE ring.
I call bullshit on the amount of thread patterns you offer. I own both surefire and Silencerco silencers. Surefire has vastly more thread pattern options than Silencerco.
hello Sir i would like to purchase your Silencer for my 5.56 rifle but i don't know where to order just one unit,i hope there some one can help me.... thank you very much
Asr mount is trash. Gets carbon locked all the time and there’s much better options available. Area 419 and keymo mounts are better. Also straight up direct thread
It's never be easier to spot a fanboy. The only thing that's trash is your weak attempt at trolling. I own several Keymo and ASR mounts. The only difference is the Keymo is heavier, bulkier, and more expensive. It also carbon locks just as any other mount will if you never take it off like you're supposed to every few hundred rounds. Try harder next time fudd.
The thing that stops me from buying these from many manufacturers is their muzzle devices are too large and crude. Surefire has the only acceptable muzzle device for suppressors.
Said absolutely nobody ever. Q is trash. A trash company with a trash owner selling trash to morons who eat it up because they themselves have terrible personal lives and can relate to that toxic company and its joke of an owner. The biggest douche in the industry award definitely goes to Q. "buy the Q Plan B". lol
I have a Q plan b and it kind of sucks. Keeps loosening up while firing, or it gets so stuck i have to use an oil filter wrench to get it off. There is no in between with it. Once my MAAD gets back from warranty im selling the Q plan b and cherry bomb and putting it towords a dead air keymo to try next
@@durayenterprisesllc4440 You won't get a coherent answer because "Hector" is not an engineer and the only thing half decent he has ever designed was a sandwich, and that was with the help of mom.
@@durayenterprisesllc4440 Too much Room for error!! You can certainly make a lot of mistakes while simply mounting this suppressor incorrectly. If you get a baffle strike we all know it could mean total destruction and/or costly repairs that not only are costly but will take you to repeat the ATF paperwork process. Super fun! Right? The answer is no. With such an expensive piece of equipment and legal hoops you have to jump through just to obtain ownership. You must design it in a way where it is idiot proof. The mounting system must be simple and free from chances idiots or idiotic owner operators destroyed by mounting incorrectly
@@Stickyshoez You're an idiot bro I am an engineer. LMFAO!!! You nailed that 1 didn't you. Dead air has a much better mounting system. The mounting system and process is the problem with this suppressor. Only open to my mouth to begin with because I certainly am qualified to offer that criticism. I may not have responded quickly because I don't live my life online like a lot of you folks these days
@@hectormorales5306 I've seen folks have issues with Key-Mo mounts not ratcheting properly too. Nobody's product is idiot proof minus maybe Q, but even then you don't have any form of active retention, so you should really at least think about hitting it with a little bit of torque.
Good luck with that!😂😂 Their customer service and “lifetime warranty” are both a joke and they DO NOT honor their warranties whatsoever! It’s sad cans are great but service is 💩. Hope you get better help than I ever did.
Purchased my 36m last week. Super thankful for all these how to and demonstrative videos. They really answered most all my questions!
Good to hear! If you run into any additional questions don't hesitate to reach out!
I am looking forward to actually using this knowledge since my tax stamps just got approved today
any luck? or are you still waiting?
@@masonsheppard1236 typical wait times are around 8-9 months
How long did you have to wait??
@@rangered2010 I bought mine the day after the election and got it 07/30.
what are you mean tax stamp ?
Silencerco products including the MAAD/Tirfecta mount have always worked great for me. I once needed warranty service due to a stupid mistake (put a 5.56 can on a 7.62 rifle!!!) and they provided perfect warranty service at no cost and no shaming.
That's actually not warranty service. Your fault, so they were just extremely nice. Good to hear.
I’ve sent cans into silencerco 3 times. Every time I had the can back within two weeks. And it was like brand new. No questions asked.
I should add. Just ordered my 3rd and 4th cans from silencerco over the weekend.
What causes you to send them in?
@@noway6633 mostly human error. One time for a cleaning on the sparrow
Wish I had seen this video when my SpecwarK arrived. Great information, most of which I learned myself by accident. Make sure to clean and lube the threads!
What kind of oil do you use ? I have a hard time removing my can after the range. Like I'm home for 5 hours an can now remove my can. Thank you. Happy holidays everyone
I have a Specwar 762 and a Specwar 556K. Those cans are beasts. I've never had a problem with the ASR mounts, and I have them on several different weapons. I'm actually in the market for another 5.56mm can, and I'll probably get a Saker 556K. The price vs what you get is awesome.
That's great to hear! The ASR system is a fantastic QD option. It's lightweight, easy to use, and doesn't add a lot of overall length to the setup.
@@SilencerCo forgot to add the Sparrow that I bought in the spring of 2021. Took 14 months for that stamp to come in. However, the suppressor is awesome.
@@SilencerCowill an ASR muzzle brake like Lantac’s .308 dragon brake, work with a griffin mount? Or is ASR and griffin not compatible? Thank you
Picked up my Saker 556k asr today after 9 months and 5 days, going to hit the range tommorrow. Can't wait to see what this can, can do with a binary trigger.
I just bought the 36M yesterday!!!! I can't wait for it to get out of suppressor jail in 1 year!
Congrats! You’ll love it! Don’t hesitate to reach out if you run into any questions in the future.
About how much was the cost all said and done? stamp, trust, etc?
@@itsmejose92 it was about $1100 if I remember right?
@@itsmejose92 I used my stimulus money....to stimulate the economy in a way they probably hate.
how you can buy one , it's easy or hard , do you haft to fill a lot of papers or they help you to fill out , thank you
Just shot mine today. A shame I couldn't take it with me, but my stamp hasn't arrived. It didn't take more than a quick glance to see how to attach it to my ASR flash hider. EASY system!
Thanks for this guys; waiting on NFA for my chimera and already received my asr brake; now
I'm more confident in this journey
David, congrats on the Chimera! If you have any questions never hesitate to reach out to us!
So my ASR mount is super hard to put in the lock position. It is brand new does it break in or is it supposed to be that hard to tighten.
I’m having the same issue. Can only get it about half way.
I know this was asked before, but since you never answered I'll ask again. Any program to trade in the Trifecta mounts we bought from SilencerCo for the new ASR mounts? Your response would be appreciated.
We apologize for missing your question on the first go-around! Please send an email to info@silencerco.com regarding this question. If you're having problems with your Trifecta mount make sure to include that info as well.
What's the difference between the alpha bravo and Charlie mounts? Do all asr muzzle breaks flash hiders work with all mounts?
Put in for a 36M at the store I work at. So exited!
Any program to trade in the Trifecta mounts and muzzle devices?
Rocking that HYBRID 46 and HARVESTER EVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YEEEAAAHH BOOOOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII !!!!!!!!!!!!
Is it me, but is the ASR mount collar different or updated? Mine doesn't look like that! When did they change it?
Can you explain what is needed for each of the matings? Rockset antiseize loctite etc?
i have that same muzzle device, when installing it on the barrel should i use a crush washer or not?
No. Use timing shims.
NGL, I bought a Charlie Atlas adapter to run my new Velos LBP on my Plan B (Rearden and LPM) muzzle devices, but I might have to give ASR a shot first (no pun intended).
It’s simple to use. My only worry is the locking collar works loose under recoil. Still not a very good design.
The dead air key mo is stupid expensive. I’m just buying an OSS can. It’s the bomb now
I have had my hybrid for a year or so, the sleeve likes to come loose by the asr and or keymo (depends which I am feeling) never came loose. I ordered a 762 oss helix qd in jan, cant wait for it!
I like my 30 cal Saker on my .308. Can I use the same silencer on a 22 cal AR? New mount and end cap. ? Effective sound deadening. ? Thanks.
Will an ASR mount work on a 51T muzzle device?
To put a hybrid 46m on a 308 caliber gun will the charlie mount work or is a bravo mount needed
Will the rifle behave differently if I have a brake on it vs a flash hider when the suppressor is on?
I’m wondering the same thing. Even that compared to just direct thread mounting
So if you have a 5/8x24 brake on a 300blkout can you adapt a omega9k or 45k with asr to fit the brake?
Inception
muzzle device 1/2x28 9mm ASR mount. I can NOT find any. What are my options?
3 lug for ar9, piston direct thread system for pistol.
Should you use loctite or thread sealant when attaching the asr mount to the host weapon? Sorry if this is a stupid question. 🧐
Nope. As long as you are in the unlocked position and seat the suppressor properly to the muzzle device then lock the collar into the locked position you'll be ready to go.
I’ve heard about people having the cans work themselves loose with the ASR mount? Most people have switched to the KeyMo adapter to combat that
They won’t work themselves loose. And people moving to KeyMo is not true.
Is the Alpha, Bravo, or Charlie the 1.375 threads? Thanks!
What would be best for the Lahar30L
Alpha
Bravo
Or Charlie?
The Lahar 30L uses the Bravo pattern for mounting.
How much barrel length does this mount add?
I’d go ahead and get one for my saker762, and need to because there’s no trifecta brakes left on the market, but it’s just way too much money to replace the mount and all the brakes
Do we know if that will work on a Huntertown arms kestrel 556? HTA is now defunct so I can't ask them.
I am new to silencers, I bought few cans and trying to understand mounts and all the tech behind it all, 1 can is .30 direct thread, 1 can is 7.62 (also .30) but QD, the third is for .45 pistol then the forth is for .22 pistols and rifles. I also picked 2 Lantac Dragon ASR mounts but dont know if the QD would work or basically what the hell I am doing, LOL, every time I google for info all I can find is very confusing.
Same. Just double check everything. They make rods to make sure everything is aligned. I wish I would have known that before a bad gunsmith almost screwed me.
What about when mounting the muzzle device? As long as it threads onto a factory threaded muzzle, does the alignment need checked? I have a Henry model x
It depends on the muzzle device you choose. If you go with a flash hider muzzle device it does not need to be timed. If you choose to go with the three port or single port muzzle brake then you will need to time the muzzle device such that the ports are facing out to the side rather than towards the ground and sky. This is easily achieved using the included shims that ship with the muzzle brakes.
@@SilencerCo thank you!
@@SilencerCo what about the concentricity? My local gun shop said they can confirm concentricity, but it is my opinion that between Henry and SilencerCo the tolerances are tight. I trust the manufacturing specs more than I would trust the accuracy of a gauge from my local gun shop. Is this a true assumption?
So you need the mount to use a suppressor as well as the ASR flash hider or can you just direct thread on the ASR flash hider?
You can direct thread the ASR flash hider. I've got the Trifecta on my AR, but I don't have a can for it. I form 1 a suppressor that I would install an ASR mount to it so I can finally put a can on my AR.
I've got a little UA-cam short woth just the muzzle device working flawlessly.
I saw two ASR AC 824 mounts one with a knurling on th the locking collar and the other one what's the difference?
The model with knurling is the older model. Not much difference aside from the aesthetics and engraving.
@@SilencerCo please bring it back. I love the knnurled collar. Plus i feel i have a better grip when rotation
Can the asr mount be used with surefire warcomp flash hiders?
What are we thinking for longevity and how will they handle repeat use and wear and tear? They will last a year? 5 yrs? 10yrs? How long until these teeth start to wear down or the cam starts going to shit? Just curious, seems brilliant, to me, and just wondering how these stand up to abuse, but being maintained well at the same time
How's this stack up to the cam-lok platform?
All I can say was the MAAD mount was a nightmare for machinegun owners. That damn thing welded onto multiple rifles and I was told it needed "intermittent cleaning" at a round count somewhere in the middle of a normal shooting session. Unacceptable.
Does the saker asr comes with a muzzle device? Or sold separately?
Comes with. Installed mine today. You can buy extras for other rifles but they are out of stock for now
Is a hole pre drilled in order to pin welded the flash hider?
They do not have a pre-drilled hole.
Works great.
why is one of the prongs on the flash hider shorter than the other 2
That is to eliminate the "tuning fork" effect. When the prongs are equal in length they will make a very audible ringing sound due to the reverberating sound-waves anytime you shoot or charge the weapon. If you look closely at our flash hider you will see that all three prongs are actually different lengths to significantly reduce this phenomenon.
When are they going to be back in stock? I'm looking to get the Bravo mount.
These should be restocked in the near future. They are a very high priority. Keep an eye out on our Instagram page and sign up for our emails to get the latest updates on when they will become available.
@@SilencerCo Will do. Thanks for the response!
@@deutscju Anytime! We are doing our best to keep up with the unprecedented demand! Anytime you have a question, feel free to reach out to us on social media or hit up our customer service team.
Maybe you should actually show how to put the ASR mount onto the Hybrid.
Wow, imagine not knowing how lefty loosey righty tighty works. You still have time to delete this comment.
@@Stickyshoez WoW.... Not being a nasty person. Sadly, too late for you.
Could I pin than muzzle device to a ddm4 slw to achieve a 16” barrel?
Our ASR muzzle device is 2.46'' long. You will want to subtract the length of the threads to get the final added length.
Are the ASR adapter thread size the same as the AAC TiRant 45 by any chance?
Nope. I have an AAC TIRANT, and it is proprietary. It is a much smaller 1.375 inch diameter Can with smaller mount area, and it does feature not welded baffles. It is for handgun calibers only. The pistons are for handguns, but they do offer a 5/8x24 pitch fixed piston for 300blk. According to AAC, a limit of 1100fps. Blast baffle is steel, but others are stacked 6061 aluminum.
I would recommend buying a Silencerco suppressor to work with the ASR mounts, and using a rifle suppressor for rifles.
Any advice for removing the asr from can? Mine is stuck on my octane 45 :(
Don't put it in a vice. Seriously. I watched a video last night the guy couldn't get the asr out of his omega 300 admitted to putting the tube in a vice and breaking the baffles inside.
@@phillipg9345 loll that just seems like a terrible idea. Thank you though, I will definitely never try that. I ended up getting it off by attaching to muzzle (with firearm loaded, obviouslyyy) and then unscrewed while asr fixed to muzzle. Not ideal but worked just fine and did not destroy my can! Appreciate the response
@@BigSulli24 I'm still waiting for my omega 300 but I seen the guy on the SilencerCo channel use a second spanner wrench to snug it together I probably will buy a second wrench myself.
What is the purpose for an anchor break?
Can you install is on a brake?
is on/off clearly marked?
Yes
It showed right in the video at 0:08
Does the can come with the flash hider?
My Saker came with one of choice.
SilencerCo’s rifle silencers typically come with a flash hider for 5.56 cans, and a brake for .30cal cans. But you can get either for both.
if i have the 45 acp threaded piston and get this muzzle break for my 300blk do I need to get a second piston for the rifle?
Wjat did u figure out? Im in dame boat
Reminds me of my GWOT 416D
Will this mount work on a dead air nomad? Thanks
Yes
Do offer this ASR mount for the Harvester 300?
Yes. The Alpha ASR Mount fits the Harvester 300. Part Number: AC2632
Is that the omega 9k??
Where is your video about How to install this on an HKSP5???
Hit up our customer service and we'd be glad to help you out!
@@SilencerCo i was able to figure it out. But, i wish ya'll had a video on installation on various popular platforms, like the HK SP5 :)
Can I install an anchor brake on a brake?
Only if you understand trigonometry
How about a A2 birdcage ASR mount?
A2 birdcages don't have the ratcheting teeth that the ASR locking collar attach to. And the crush washer means you don't have 100% concentricity to bore, which is necessary for a silencer if you don't want baffle strikes. That's why the birdcage has a very large "mouth" instead of a 5.56 sized hole at the end, as suppressor mounts can.
This is also why silencer mounts use perfectly flat shims instead of crush washers, because crush washers, as the name suggests, allow for timing a muzzle device with correct torque without having to use shims as spacers, by means of crushing the washer under torque. This is why crush washers are not to be reused if the birdcage is removed; it has already been formed to a specific threading of the muzzle device, and as such will not act as a way to hold a torque value. It takes more torque to remove something from a taper than it does to apply it, and the crush washer acts as a "seal" when it is pancaked between the barrel shoulder and the birdcage. Once that seal is cracked, it's no good.
TrapTombstone right, I wish they made an A2 birdcage with the ASR mount. Like this one.
www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017/04/20/silencerco-history-pre-buyout-swr-asr-a2-flash-hider/
They need to cut these prices in half. You get punished for buying silencerco product with accessory cost at this level.
The Lone Dad they all cost about the same
You should look into knights armament can mounts if you want something to complain about lol
Dead Air KEY-MO is doubly as expensive, and Q is right on par.
what is that stock at 0:29 ?
I need it
Cool Mount and all.... BUT WHERE IS MEH SUMMER PROMO CAN :(
In the time it took to imagine, make, and upload this video, they could have made and shipped a few summer promo cans. :)
@@RR-ys2qs Hell I'd make the Video and edit it myself if they just sent my damn Serial Code so I can start my Forum 4. I got the cans I bought for the Promos approved and my damn Octane 45 aint even in existence yet :(
They are on the way! Over 200 were assembled and boxed up just today. They will all be shipped by June 29th.
@@RR-ys2qs production didnt stop because 1 guy in front of a camera recorded a video. I believe they have more than 1 employee
2019?
Will this work with AAC flash hider threads?
The ASR in this video will not. However, we do make a 51 Tooth version that is compatible with AAC muzzle devices. The 51 Tooth is a Charlie mount that works with our Saker ASR, Chimera, and Omega 36M.
so you can run a shaker or specwar on a HK416? please respond! I'll switch my surefire out for the asr if so
You sure can.
@@SilencerCo THANK YOU
but dont you have to crack off the backside of a suppressor you just bought to attach the QD mount? because I bought a suppressor as well a QD mount, and I'll have to unscrew the backside of the suppressor to use it. I didn't know this before.
just curious can you just mount a silencerco silencer too the fladhhider without the quick detach mount ?
No
@@yongyea4147 thank you
Silencerco Have you guys fixed this thing? No more cans flying down range due to this mount? Why does it have such a bad rap? Seems like a good design to me, taper in front of the threads, etc.
Has a bad rap because people can't follow instructions. Dude at my shop told me entirely inaccurately how to install it. I luckily read the instructions.
It also has a bad rap because one idiot CEO in particular likes to talk out of his ass and slander companies while blowing things way out of proportion. It mounts perfectly every time IF you do it properly.
Older version ASR mount on Specwar, Saker, & Hybrid works fine IME. No issues.
Nick Arnold How could you do it wrong? Isn’t it super simple? Seems like a great design I me, I have an ASR Mount. Taper in front of the threads is a key thing I look at. But throw your can on, snug it up then turn the collar to the locking position. What’s so hard about that?
Spartan7.62 Idiot couldn’t be farther from the truth. Talks a lot of shit that’s for sure but that doesn’t make him a prick if that makes sense. All industries compare their products to others. Don’t see why it’s a big deal to show it if you have a lighter product. But I am surprised at some of the things said about certain companies when I know they are friends.
Genius!!!
Sny video for Trifecta Muzzle Brake Mount
Will this work for banish 45 to dd pdw 300blk?
Yes, you will need the "Bravo" compatible ASR mount for the Banish.
For the love of god ATF, send my transfer approval already! I've been waiting on my Saker for too long! :(
how long have you been waiting?
@@masonsheppard1236 Only 2 months. I have a long way to go. lol
@@advres You gotta love the efficiency of gubment, especially as they infringe on your rights.
I feel for you and know that feeling. Mine took 1 year and 4 months.
@Heywood Jablome
Do you keep track online of the progress? I fear waiting the 9 months and then an issue happens. I've not completely heard of a smooth transition. The guy at my range waited 1 year for him to be able to take it home!
Me. I’m unfortunate souls, which is why I’m here.
Anyone know if the ASR is compatible on a Gemtech Lunar 9 (GM-9)?
In order to run the ASR on the Lunar 9 you would first need to purchase a "H.A.T.E" Ring from Liberty. Then you would be able to attach an ASR Chalie Mount to the HATE ring.
Didn't YHM come out with tapered mounts first???
I call bullshit on the amount of thread patterns you offer. I own both surefire and Silencerco silencers. Surefire has vastly more thread pattern options than Silencerco.
I wonder if it has been tested for repeatability
Can I get that to mount on my AK
If your AK has a common thread pitch that matches any of our muzzle devices then you can absolutely use it.
hello Sir i would like to purchase your Silencer for my 5.56 rifle but i don't know where to order just one unit,i hope there some one can help me....
thank you very much
nice try atf
That 416 tho
It's a great mount! And always gets stuck!
Can you provide more details?
Mine never has.
You claim to cover multiple thread pitches but you dont carry 14x1lh? Disappointing
Sold
Will it fit a solvent trap tho?👉🏻👈🏻
Asr mount is trash. Gets carbon locked all the time and there’s much better options available. Area 419 and keymo mounts are better. Also straight up direct thread
It's never be easier to spot a fanboy. The only thing that's trash is your weak attempt at trolling. I own several Keymo and ASR mounts. The only difference is the Keymo is heavier, bulkier, and more expensive. It also carbon locks just as any other mount will if you never take it off like you're supposed to every few hundred rounds. Try harder next time fudd.
@@Stickyshoez Lolol Aw how cute a sico simp 😂 bruh their cans and mounts are ASS
Needs a tool where I can turn the collar while it’s inside the hand guard.
Dead Air Keymo
@@DillIshOn that works tnks
I installed mine 100% correctly and blew off the suppressor and had a baffle strike? 🤷♂️
The thing that stops me from buying these from many manufacturers is their muzzle devices are too large and crude. Surefire has the only acceptable muzzle device for suppressors.
Step one: Throw ASR in the trash
Step two: Buy Dead Air Keymo
The Keymo is an okay mount, but quite expensive. The ASR works perfectly fine unless you struggle with 3rd grade reading comprehension.
Step 1: buy a keymo mount from dead air.
Step 2: shoot the gun without any problems.
By far the shittiest mounting system out there. Would rather have direct thread.
Throw this shit mount away and buy the Q Plan B
Said absolutely nobody ever. Q is trash. A trash company with a trash owner selling trash to morons who eat it up because they themselves have terrible personal lives and can relate to that toxic company and its joke of an owner. The biggest douche in the industry award definitely goes to Q.
"buy the Q Plan B". lol
I have a Q plan b and it kind of sucks. Keeps loosening up while firing, or it gets so stuck i have to use an oil filter wrench to get it off. There is no in between with it. Once my MAAD gets back from warranty im selling the Q plan b and cherry bomb and putting it towords a dead air keymo to try next
Terrible design
Why?
@@durayenterprisesllc4440 You won't get a coherent answer because "Hector" is not an engineer and the only thing half decent he has ever designed was a sandwich, and that was with the help of mom.
@@durayenterprisesllc4440 Too much Room for error!! You can certainly make a lot of mistakes while simply mounting this suppressor incorrectly. If you get a baffle strike we all know it could mean total destruction and/or costly repairs that not only are costly but will take you to repeat the ATF paperwork process. Super fun! Right? The answer is no. With such an expensive piece of equipment and legal hoops you have to jump through just to obtain ownership. You must design it in a way where it is idiot proof. The mounting system must be simple and free from chances idiots or idiotic owner operators destroyed by mounting incorrectly
@@Stickyshoez You're an idiot bro I am an engineer. LMFAO!!! You nailed that 1 didn't you. Dead air has a much better mounting system. The mounting system and process is the problem with this suppressor. Only open to my mouth to begin with because I certainly am qualified to offer that criticism. I may not have responded quickly because I don't live my life online like a lot of you folks these days
@@hectormorales5306 I've seen folks have issues with Key-Mo mounts not ratcheting properly too. Nobody's product is idiot proof minus maybe Q, but even then you don't have any form of active retention, so you should really at least think about hitting it with a little bit of torque.
Literally just got this thing a half hour ago and it don't work God willing tech support will help me out
Good luck with that!😂😂 Their customer service and “lifetime warranty” are both a joke and they DO NOT honor their warranties whatsoever! It’s sad cans are great but service is 💩. Hope you get better help than I ever did.