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    dontpanic

    dontpanic

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    Jul 7, 2013
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    md_al said:
    You may get away using one Gemtech LID for your 45 and 9mm AR. You will need a extra piston and a PBT(Piston blocking tube) which replaces the spring converting the Gemtech LID to a fixed mount. The LID is threaded for a B-tube.

    On the other hand if you use a D tube you can attach a D- size Gemtech Lid /Liberty Suppressor Recoil Booster Rear Thread Protector (SDTA) to hold the suppressor innards in place and legally switch LIDs with fixed mounts.

    Liberty suppressors only sells fixed mounts and LIDs. I don't think they have a PBT. Gemtech has LIDs, fixed mounts and PBTs.
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    Will the other Gemtech mounts screw directly into a B tube? I have a Gem Tech Multimount and a lot of mounts for it. I am most interested in being able to use thier 3 lug mount.

    Thanks
     
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    md_al

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    Apr 25, 2014
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    dontpanic said:
    Will the other Gemtech mounts screw directly into a B tube? I have a Gem Tech Multimount and a lot of mounts for it. I am most interested in being able to use their 3 lug mount.

    Thanks
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    The Gemtech 3 lug mount should have the same threading as the LID. I have a Gemtech lid (came with the GM-9 which is essentially a B tube) and a Gemtech 1/2 X28 fixed mount (PBT was OOS then). Both attach to the Gemtech/Liberty recoil booster. I use my suppressor on both a Glock and an AR pistol .22 conversion.
    This is a temporary fix until I can build a dedicated .22/ .223/.556 can .
     
    dontpanic

    dontpanic

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    md_al said:
    The Gemtech 3 lug mount should have the same threading as the LID. I have a Gemtech lid (came with the GM-9 which is essentially a B tube) and a Gemtech 1/2 X28 fixed mount (PBT was OOS then). Both attach to the Gemtech/Liberty recoil booster. I use my suppressor on both a Glock and an AR pistol .22 conversion.
    This is a temporary fix until I can build a dedicated .22/ .223/.556 can .
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    Thank you.

    This means I already have parts for my home build. :thumbsup:
     
    Weber

    Weber

    USMC
    Oct 12, 2009
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    Elkton, MD
    Just waiting for my rail to come in for this one. And the stamp for it's own dedicated suppressor, should have another 2 approved next week.

     
    Weber

    Weber

    USMC
    Oct 12, 2009
    1,329
    Elkton, MD
    gre24ene said:
    What are the specs of this can?
    Thanks
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    That is my blackout can, since my stamp for this one isn't approved yet.

    But, it's a 5.6" Ti tube, with Ti ends, 1.4" blast chamber (Ti spacer) and then stacked with formed plugs, I think 8.

    I will probably do the same design on this one.
     
    protegeV

    protegeV

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    Apr 3, 2011
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    Just had a thought. And I'm sure it was been mentioned before. A form1 pinned & welded suppressor seems like an ideal way to achieve proper OAL for many of the too-short rifles out there. Tavor, ps90, etc...
     
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