Form 1 suppressor for Glock 17

Melnic · Jan 3, 2020

OK,
Ive had my stamp a while but have not built it up yet.
I need to figure out what components to buy.
If I can get a solvent trap kit, properly modify it and add a piston/booster (I think that is what I need?) or what ever, that's fine.
I just want something reliable.
I'll of coarse need the threaded barrel too.

suggestions?

Fox123 · Jan 3, 2020

quietbore.com. Select their booster and piston in the drop down menu

https://quietbore.com/product/9mm-solvent-trap/

Scottysan · Jan 3, 2020

that's a cool site

Melnic · Jan 3, 2020

Fox123 said:
quietbore.com. Select their booster and piston in the drop down menu

https://quietbore.com/product/9mm-solvent-trap/

so, it looks like I'd want a 1/2 28 threading and 1/2 28 booster then buy a 1/2 28 threaded barrel.

Melnic · Feb 2, 2020

What happens when I put a suppressor with the booster on a pistol caliber carbine ? Will it be ok?

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Gcs7th · Feb 2, 2020

Use a solid spacer instead of the booster spring it turns it into a fixed supressor.

jonathanglock · Feb 2, 2020

https://www.full30.com/watch/MDA4NjY3/i-blew-up-my-silencer

This video says don't do it.

jonathanglock · Feb 2, 2020

From another forum:

As others mentioned, the suppressor will keep banging into the end of the barrel and is not good for either the barrel or the suppressor.
I've personally seen someone forget to disable the booster on a suppressor and have it completely cracking the trunnion out of an M11/9 SMG. It completely separated the trunnion and it fell out of the gun. I immediately told the shooter what I though caused the problem and they vehemently denied forgetting to change the spring out for the fixed spacer. On inspection they discovered they were wrong and had accidentally left it in.

I've also seen a Colt 9mm SMG where the threads snapped off of the end of the barrel from the same thing.

Now admittedly these were SMG's so they're operating under high heat. The higher the heat, the lower the strength of material (at least for barrel stee

Sundazes · Feb 2, 2020

You also can get threaded mounts for fixed barrels that are not boosters.

md_al · Feb 4, 2020

Gemtech sells boosters and fixed mounts. Most D cell solvent traps have an adaptor that will fit a Gemtech thread https://sdtacticalarms.com/MBTA-for-Silencerco-Battlecomp-and-others_p_1195.html
1 suppressor I may or may not have built has an adaptor so it may use a 1/2 x28 Gemtech mount (for a Glock 17 and a 1/2 x36 mount (for 9mm ARs). The other end has a thread so it may use the SD tactical muzzle brake. A form 1 suppressor application requires that you specify the length of the tube. The size of the hole is up to you.

Melnic · Feb 25, 2020

so, I"m looking at other 9mm component choices and what throws me is the use of a booster from other companies.
HOw do I find the thread size of the boosters to make sure the tube will match it?

md_al · Feb 26, 2020

the adapter sold by Sdtacticalarms
https://sdtacticalarms.com/-Adapter-for-D-size-for-Booster-and-3-Lug-Mount_p_154.html
Ask them if this is the one for Gemtech/ Liberty booster. I may have one that looks just like this on one end of the suppressor- for 1/2 x28 fixed mounts(Gemtech) and LID/booster (Gemtech, Liberty) use as well as for 1/2 x36 (Gemtech) fixed mount for 9mm AR pistol use. Then the standard sdtactical muzzle brake mount on the other end for use on AR15 rifles/pistols that may have SDtactical arms muzzle brakes/flash suppressors.

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