Slip on muzzle threads
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GoJohnnyGo
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Slip on muzzle threads
Some years ago at Clyde's Armory I saw a 77/22 that had a "slip on" muzzle brake adapter(1/2x28 threads) that wrapped around the front sight and used two (I think) nuts somehow to lock the thing in place. This item allowed them to screw on a suppressor without having the barrel threaded. Does anybody have any idea what I'm talking about? I know that my description is barely better than pathetic. I'm looking at picking one of these up if they are still available.
Re: Slip on muzzle threads
Yes, there are threaded muzzle adapters available on eBay from time to time.
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Re: Slip on muzzle threads
Our friends at shooter depot makes them. http://shootersdepot.com/boosters.html
Re: Slip on muzzle threads
And, they're only two hundred and eighty-five dollars! 
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Re: Slip on muzzle threads
These. http://www.muzzlecouplings.com/muzzle_couplings.htm
Sometimes they work, many time NO!
Say Rugers, none are finished the same so you lucky if center to the bore.
Best to have the gun threaded right for few $ more
Sometimes they work, many time NO!
Say Rugers, none are finished the same so you lucky if center to the bore.
Best to have the gun threaded right for few $ more
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Re: Slip on muzzle threads
The only baffle strike I have seen firsthand was due to one of these very things on a 10/22. A brand new outback ii became twice the price with the first two rounds.
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