Description
The ‘Universal’ 1.375×24 HUB Mount
This 1.375″-24 HUB Direct Thread Mount will convert HUB-compatible suppressors to a direct thread mounting system. To install, simply remove your existing mount mechanism from your suppressor and thread on our HUB Direct Thread Mount using a 3/4″ open-end wrench. Then simply thread the suppressor onto your barrel.
Coating: Black Hard Coat Anodized
1.375″-24 Mounting Threads
9mm Bore
Weight: 1.7 oz
Available in a variety of thread sizes for various firearms
This 1.375×24″ (1-3/8×24″) thread size at the base of the silencer found itself adopted by more and more manufacturers. It then earned the moniker HUB Mount, aka Hybrid Universal Base.
Today, silencers, mounts, and other accessories that are HUB-compatible are available from dozens of manufacturers. Whether you’re looking for a 3-Lug mount, a pistol booster, fixed mounts for your rifles, QD systems, etc., you can find it!
Over at Silencer Shop, a simple search nets dozens and dozens of HUB-compatible accessories and silencers.
SilencerCo Bravo Accessories
SilencerCo Omega 300 (Bravo Mount)
SilencerCo Harvester EVO (Bravo Mount)
SilencerCo Hybrid 46 (Bravo Mount)
Dead Air Nomad (HUB)
Dead Air Nomad Ti (HUB)
Dead Air Primal (HUB)
Dead Air Sierra (HUB)
Wolverine PBS-1 HUB Adapter
The Dead Air Primal 46, the SilencerCo Harvester EVO, The LMT AT ION 30, the PWS BDE, the YHM Turbo K, and the Prairie Tactical PTAC-30.
Because the diameter of the mount (we’ll get to that in a second) is in the sweet spot for the internal volume of the suppressor, increased hoop strength, and weight/material balance, other manufacturers took notice and used the opportunity to use the same threads specifications to capitalize on consumers loyalty to mounting systems. Dead Air brought their very popular KeyMo QD system from their Sandman suppressor to 1.375 x 24 mount suppressors and the race to win the universal system battle was on. Griffin Armament was also a front runner in the universal mounting system adoption and now has a compatible DUAL-LOK QD system as well.
1.375 – Diameter of Threads in Inches
Looking at the below diagram can be slightly overwhelming. Forget major and minor diameters, the 1.375 or 1 3/8 value represents the diameter of the threaded portion in inches. You don’t need to do any math.
24 – Threads Per Inch
If the threaded portion of the mounting system was exactly one inch, there would be 24 threads total. It is a standard right hand twist (righty tighty, lefty loosey for those of you who may be slightly less handy around the house). And the threads on the silencer tube are female and the threads on the mounting system are male. I’d draw you a diagram of something going into something else, but I don’t want to make anyone blush.
Here’s a breakdown based on the compatibility lists you’ve provided:
### Alpha / Omega 9K Compatibility
This category includes suppressors and accessories that are compatible with the mounting system or accessories designed for the SilencerCo Omega 9K/45K and similar models. It includes:
– **SilencerCo Omega 9k / 45k**
– **SilencerCo Octane Series**
– **Rugged Obsidian 9 / 45**
– **Griffin Armament Revolution Series**
– **Harvester 300**
### Bravo / Omega Compatibility
This category is broader and includes a range of high-caliber and versatile suppressors that can use the same mounts or accessories, indicating a standardized threading or attachment method among these models:
– **SilencerCo Omega 300**
– **SilencerCo Harvester 338**
– **SilencerCo Hybrid 46**
– **Energetic Armament Vox S, Vox K**
– **Dead Air Nomad-30, Nomad-L**
– **YHM Turbo K**
### Charlie / Saker Compatibility
Focused on the SilencerCo Saker series and compatible models, this category indicates accessories and mounts that are designed to work with the robust Saker line and other suppressors sharing its mounting system:
– **SilencerCo Saker ASR 762, 556, 556k**, and older Saker models
– **SilencerCo Chimera 300**
– **SilencerCo Omega 36M**
### Understanding Compatibility Categories
These compatibility categories are crucial for users looking to interchange accessories (like quick-detach mounts, direct thread mounts, or end caps) across different suppressor models they own or intend to purchase. Knowing which category a suppressor falls into can greatly simplify the process of finding compatible accessories, ensuring that users can achieve a versatile and modular suppressor setup.
For specific mounting systems or to confirm compatibility, it’s always best to consult directly with the manufacturer or refer to the product’s technical specifications. This approach ensures that any updates or changes to compatibility are taken into account, providing the most accurate and current information.