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Posted: 2/10/2016 4:54:02 PM EDT
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I used the factory jam nut to time my gemtech bi-lock. Its not necessary to time them, but I like the large lug on top......and its my gun. No baffle strikes. I would use the jam nut and check with a rod.
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Posted: 2/28/2016 1:41:42 AM EDT
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I found a suppressor support muzzle ring for a Tavor on this site, that I'm considering. https://www.kbacustom.com/our-products/firearm-accessories/product/37-tavor-muzzle-shoulder-ring.html Yes this is what I have been using and it works well. I picked one of these up from the folks at Capitol Armory. |
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Posted: 2/28/2016 1:52:28 AM EDT
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So interestingly, I contacted both Silencerco and IWI in regards to how to attach the muzzle device. Specifically, I would like to install a trifecta FH for a specwar 5.56 on my recently purchased tavor, but got two different opinions from each as follows: Silencerco: "You will need to remove the jam nut from the barrel of your Tavor prior to installing the Specwar flash hider. The flash hider can be threaded down to the barrel shoulder and does not have to be timed in any specific orientation." IWI: "Generally I would follow any instruction issued by the suppressor manufacturer. Outside of that it is not recommended to back you device up to our barrel shoulder. That is why we use the nut." Yes. I have read the thread. IWI basically says follow suppressor manufacturer, but explicitly states that it is not recommended to back it up to the shoulder. Really don't want a baffle strike. That would be a bad day. What is the hives opinion? Thanks. I have nothing to add specific to this situation but I'll say this: If you have a baffle strike, you're dealing with a busted suppressor not rifle. I'd do what silencerco recommends regardless, as they're the ones that will be fixing their item under their warranty and advice if something goes wrong. |
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Posted: 2/28/2016 7:40:33 AM EDT
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Yes this is what I have been using and it works well. I picked one of these up from the folks at Capitol Armory. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I found a suppressor support muzzle ring for a Tavor on this site, that I'm considering. https://www.kbacustom.com/our-products/firearm-accessories/product/37-tavor-muzzle-shoulder-ring.html Yes this is what I have been using and it works well. I picked one of these up from the folks at Capitol Armory. That's the product to use. Chris over at KBA is a real nice guy. I helped him with the idea and contacted him after seeing his scar ring and was looking for something like it for the tavor. |
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Posted: 2/28/2016 6:37:28 PM EDT
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I just traded for a Tavor today. With all of the pics here, it looks like the extended handguard a should work with most suppressors? Mine came with a Blackout 51t on it, which is great, because I have AAC compatible cans.
Anyone run into an issue with the MI extended handguard and a 51t mount? |
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