Claymore_Dude
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Saw this on T22's website: Non-threaded adapter. Does anyone happen to have a picture of this on their rifle for comparisons? Thanks!
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Flash hider for NT barrel
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Maddmax
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Search works wonders along with a little looking on the front page.
go down to lower down and you might find what your looking for Non threaded barrel end converter POST.
Majorlk
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Here you go ...
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Majorlk
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Having actually seen TrueShots products at my range, there's no comparison in quality. To each their own opinion.
Newhouse
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I was looking at this adapter but decided to get the barrel threaded instead. I sent my upper to Innovative Arms. Turn around quote was 7-10 days and it took a day longer. Phil was nice enough to throw in a nice thread protector (A-1 type flash hider) 
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Claymore_Dude
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I was looking at this adapter but decided to get the barrel threaded instead. I sent my upper to Innovative Arms. Turn around quote was 7-10 days and it took a day longer. Phil was nice enough to throw in a nice thread protector (A-1 type flash hider)
How much did the whole back and forth cost? Thanks!
Newhouse
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Total was $100, shipping was $15 each way thru Fedex.
LGS quoted me $70+ tax and he was not quite sure if they can do it right. Cost my M&P plus the threading is under what they are selling now.
I found Innovative Arms thru a suppresor forum.
Me too. TST's slip on 15/22 flash hider rocks!
Trung i just got a flash hider from TST i was lucky enough to be one of his beta testers for his new design. He sales them for now for $35bucks i think. Real easy to put on with one screw and some redthread lock.
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Claymore_Dude
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Trung i just got a flash hider from TST i was lucky enough to be one of his beta testers for his new design. He sales them for now for $35bucks i think. Real easy to put on with one screw and some redthread lock.
IS the inside painted? It looks uncoated.
Majorlk
Member
Good luck trying to get the setscrew out (or tighter) in the future. RED LocTite is considered permanent and requires a propane torch to make it break loose.
I know, that's what they supply and it's the wrong product. BLUE is more than sufficient.
I know, that's what they supply and it's the wrong product. BLUE is more than sufficient.
nomobux
Member
A bit off topic, but as long as we're talking set screws, they make set screws with teflon type tips. Good for not leaving marks. McMaster is a source. +1 on blue loctite.
Majorlk
Member
Good to know! Thanks!
tacticool22
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If you like the look of the birdcage, then get my adapter and put a birdcage on it. Or a brake, or a golf ball launcher or whatever you want.
The set screw is large and is recessed for a nice clean look and you can us a larger wrench.
The set screw is large and is recessed for a nice clean look and you can us a larger wrench.
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Claymore_Dude
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Thanks for the reply, I was wondering if there was a flash hider out there that would sit flush with the adapter. It would give it a really clean look.
