Buster Brown
Active Member
I was thinking id keep one device free to be used kind of like a direct thread. That way if i decide to suppress something i dont shoot often its there. Is there anything wrong with that logic? Would the device be ok to hand-tighten as long as i check on it loosening?I don't have any first hand knowledge with the Surefire other than putting my paws all over one - other than to say you'll likely be happy.
As for OSS - I don't personally own one but I've seen firsthand enough that I'm not on that bandwagon.. Innovative - yes, but would I want to own one (other than at a highly discounted price), sorry but no thank you. I won't beat them up, but in the suppressor market, I think there's a number of great choices and right now and OSS wouldn't be on my top 5...
For the other readers who ponder the quick detach versus direct thread. Get a can that can do both and be done with it. I don't even consider that a discussion point any longer - with the changeable mounts, you can have cake and ice cream. Why choose one? Doesn't make sense here and it's same argument for a .30 cal can versus smaller.. On a side note though - although I have and can do both, I've never direct threaded any of my cans (other than pistol).. Haven't had the need.