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Posted: 2/6/2026 3:14:01 PM EDT
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I have an older ti sd tactical 30 cal can I built years ago. Ive got all of my 556 cans swapped over to plan B but would like to do all of my 308 guns as huxwrx. Ive got this 8 inch ti 308 can, Old D tube with 1.4375 x 20 threads id like to swap to hixwrx. Does anyone know where I could find this piece? I can run 2 adapters with ecco machine to get there, but id prefer not to have to worry about tolerance stacking. |
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Gemini says you’re screwed. Option 1: The "Stack" (Cheaper) This involves buying a high-quality adapter to convert your tube to HUB threads, then adding the HUXWRX mount. D-Cell to HUB Adapter (ECCO Machine): ~$75 HUXWRX HUB QD Adapter 2.0: ~$187 Total Cost: ~$262 Pros: Instant availability; you can do it yourself; no shipping your suppressor away. Option 2: Permanent Conversion (More Expensive) Because 1.4375" (your tube) is physically larger than the 1.375" HUB standard, a machinist cannot simply "re-thread" the hole—it’s already too big. They have to cut the end of your suppressor off and weld on a new HUB-threaded "shave" or use a permanent sleeve. Conversion Labor (e.g., ECCO Machine): ~$150 – $175 Insured Shipping (Round Trip): ~$40 – $60 HUXWRX HUB QD Adapter 2.0: ~$187 Total Cost: ~$375 – $420 Pros: Shorter overall length; zero risk of the adapter unscrewing from the tube; better concentricity. The "Semi-Permanent" Compromise Most people choose a middle ground to get the "permanent" feel without the gunsmithing bill: Buy the ECCO Machine D-Cell to Bravo Adapter. Clean the threads of your suppressor tube and the adapter with degreaser (acetone). Apply Rocksett or Red Loctite to the 1.4375 x 20 threads. Torque it down hard. Once it cures, that adapter is effectively a permanent part of your suppressor. You can then swap the HUXWRX mount in and out of the HUB threads whenever you want without the "stack" coming apart. |
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