Suppressor thread adaptors

[Tentman]

Hello - does anyone know of a outfit in NZ that offers thread adaptors, I see they are readily available in the US and Canada for US$18 and up, but no-one here has put their had up on the interweb (at least that I can find) . . .

I want one to go from 14x1RH to 5/8x24.

Cheers

[Mooseman]

You can get an adapter that slides on your barrel (I think that's how it works ) and the other end is threaded not sure what the thread is though, from Reloaders Supplies. Not sure if that's what your after.

[Nick-D]

Have you talked to engineering shops or a gunsmith? I had a good look around as I now have a couple of 5/8 cans that don't have a rifle to go on. Couldn't find anything. Wouldn't think one would be hard to make

[Harryg]

Try Greg at Waitaki_engineering@snap.net.nz

[tetawa]

Would ask the manufacturer of the suppressor, wouldn't take much to be out of alignment for the hole in the end to change shape.

[tetawa]

Hello - does anyone know of a outfit in NZ that offers thread adaptors, I see they are readily available in the US and Canada for US$18 and up, but no-one here has put their had up on the interweb (at least that I can find) . . .

I want one to go from 14x1RH to 5/8x24.

Cheers

The DPT ones are great as the blast chamber can be replaced with one with the required thread and use you baffles if the right size.

[Smiddy]

Any competent fitter and turner should be able to make one it’s just an internal and external thread
The question will be if you have enough meat between the sizes


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[Friwi]

Any competent fitter and turner should be able to make one it’s just an internal and external thread
The question will be if you have enough meat between the sizes


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You are dead right with that one:
The female thread in 14x1 is going to be a tiny bit more than 14mm diameter .
The male 5/8-24 will have a bottom grove around 14.88.
That leaves less than 0.44mm of thickness of material. Definitely not ideal if the two threads are on top of each others.

[Tentman]

I'm asking cause I have a couple of rifles with 14x1 threads and two suppressors, one 14x1 and one DPT 5/8x24 - they are quite different types as well. My AR replacement is pretty compact, even with an 18" barrel its bloody short. I asked Friwi at DPT about a new back end, and its over $200 (and its great that his design is clever enough to be modular so a replacement is possible).

However adapters from overseas range between US$20 to $40 or so. In the configuration I need they can't be "on top of each other" as Nic has pointed out, so typically they extend the barrel length by half an inch or so.

I sorta thought that with AR configured suppressors becoming "surplus" and frequently having the 5/8 thread there might be a wee market that someone local might be looking at meeting. I know how simple they are to make, but I also know that the first one won't be cheap either (but 10 will be), hence I thought a bit of a query might prompt something . . . . . I'll happily get one from Canada but would prefer a Kiwi one if it's possible in a cost effective way.

[Nick-D]

I'm asking cause I have a couple of rifles with 14x1 threads and two suppressors, one 14x1 and one DPT 5/8x24 - they are quite different types as well. My AR replacement is pretty compact, even with an 18" barrel its bloody short. I asked Friwi at DPT about a new back end, and its over $200 (and its great that his design is clever enough to be modular so a replacement is possible).

However adapters from overseas range between US$20 to $40 or so. In the configuration I need they can't be "on top of each other" as Nic has pointed out, so typically they extend the barrel length by half an inch or so.

I sorta thought that with AR configured suppressors becoming "surplus" and frequently having the 5/8 thread there might be a wee market that someone local might be looking at meeting. I know how simple they are to make, but I also know that the first one won't be cheap either (but 10 will be), hence I thought a bit of a query might prompt something . . . . . I'll happily get one from Canada but would prefer a Kiwi one if it's possible in a cost effective way.

Yep 100% man. I'm in the same boat. Ended up just buying a rifle with a thick enough barrel for a 5/8 thread