Originally Posted By 1168RGR:
If you let them cool all the way to ambient before installing/removing, I’m out of ideas and would consider involving customer service, because something may be wrong with the can or mount. It’s worth trying to clean them with a brush first like Green0 is saying.

I’m actually a bit surprised at how much y’all maintain these things, though. One of the reasons I use these is that they seem very tolerant of neglect with just a quick wipe to remove obvious dirt/sand/wood, if present, before mounting.

Originally Posted By Green0:
There is a 1” oateys pipe fitting brush available on our website or at Home Depot.  That can be used to clean the threads on the can, before applying the anti-seize.

It may make sense to try to grab one, clean up your threads, and use the anti seize on the threads and taper and see if that helps.

About the only other thing I could think of is to look for taper or thread damage and possibly even to consider getting it into customer service to see if they can find the issue.

Originally Posted By networkguru:
Regardless of what actual mount system the OP wants to use, And the debate will run ad infinitum, I think the more relevant consideration is whether it is a good idea to covert the suppressor to HUB.

Is there a disadvantage to HUB compatibility?
Does it lock him into a brands mount system?