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Burn Proof Gear. They have thermal sleeves with a cover that slightly wraps over each end and a unique tightdown rope. NO SLIPPAGE.

Burn Proof Gear has sleeve that slightly fold over both ends and have a unique rope tight down system. They offer thermal protection sleebve that go under the cover. Various colors also. You just tell them what suppressor you have and its done. NO SLIPPAGE

The "can" shoulder on the barrel fine. It's just that with only 1/4" of thread engagement afraid the can will eventually blow off. Lot of stress on a small surface area. Looks like he needs to get a 25 degree shoulder cut on his barrel

even that picture is deceiving. The length of the taper to the threads on his can is twice that shown.

yes, its not the barrel thread length, its the "can". Even thou is a DT, it has a taper from the shoulder to the threads, So now is my buddy supposed to get his barrel "tapered"? .

I agree. The Tikka, thou not in front of me, has a long threaded area. Its the "can" that is strange. The area of the "can" is square at the mounting shoulder and as you look in towards the threading there is a tapper for about 1/2" then the threads start. I send a question to 'Q". We'll see if...

I'm doing research for my friend. To make things simpler. How far in length should a suppressor screw on the barrel? His situation is that fully attached the "can" only threads on the barrel 1/4" at best

I'm doing research for my friend. To make things simpler. How far in length should a suppressor screw on the barrel? His situation is that fully attached the "can" only threads on the barrel 1/4" at best

Have a Q.LLC "Full Nelson" suppressor on my Tikka t3 in .308. It seems that there is a lot of empty space between the shoulder of the suppressor to where the threads start. When I screw it on, its DT, there is only about 1/4" thread engagement on the barrel. Its about 3 1/2 turns. Seems to me...

on the Tac 15i, not 15, can the trigger group be upgraded like on any AR? Any tips or recommendations. Thank You