Keymo griffin model series#

Otherwise, you limit yourself to a bunch of great other options. It's a bonus, but shouldn't be the deciding factor. Think of it like pistols- if you buy a Glock 19, the future pistol purchases shouldn't revolve around it having to use Glock mags. In addition to threading over the RRD-2C X, the BDS can also be used with a wide range of suppressor adapters/mounts including direct thread, 3 Lug, ASR, KeyMo, Plan A, Plan B and more see below. Most of the guys with multiple rifle cans have multiple mounting systems they use. This blast shield threads over our RRD-2C X and diverts the blast forward, reducing side blast/concussion. Don't worry about 'if I want such and such down the road.' If it's compatible with KeyMo it's a bonus, but not something to rely on as a choice in what can you get. PTS Griffin Armament QD Blast Shield (Black) US48 AAC Blastout 51T Blast Deflector AAC Advanced. It's a good thing to keep in mind cans have options, but don't go 'I want a Griffin mount, but not a Griffin can, and then I want it to also fit a Dead Air can and be used with Surefire.' BDS-37 Blast Diversion Shield - Bravo with KeyMo Adapter. ) Figuring out the aftermarket mounting options is generally a higher tier thing, with people doing it as compatibility between things they own down the road. The Saker KeyMo is also compatible with the SilencerCo Chimera. (Meaning, SilencerCo Omega defaults to ASR. The KeyMo Adapter is compatible with any of KeyMo muzzle brakes or flash hiders. Mounting options /generally/ are something you should consider as part of the suppressor. The 'what mounts can I change' should generally be lower down on the list. I'm a huge fan of Keymo and haven't had any issues with return to zero, group size, etc (Sandman-K and a keymo converted AAC M4-1000). So, in reality, you need a muzzle mount (flash hider/ brake) threaded onto each host you would like to use, and the silencer of your choosing needs a mating mount (Keymo, Plan B, or in the case of most silencers on the market the rear mount is welded inside the can) in the rear of it that allows it to interface. Keymo is a taper system, so it's similar in function to all the other tapers (Plan A/B, TBAC, etc) that are known to be repeatable and solid in general. You can see the flash hider in the bottom right of the image. The Keymo interfaces with Keymount style muzzle brakes and flash hiders. The Judge overseeing this case is Charbonnet, Jason M. This case was filed in Tarrant County Justice Courts, Justice Of The Peace Precinct 6 located in Tarrant, Texas.

Keymo griffin model series#

The Keymo (black one in the middle of the image) was designed originally to work in the SilencerCo Omega and later Saker series of silencers, but the thread pattern of the omega has become widespread and several companies have begun to use it. On KEYMO A GRIFFIN, JR filed a Small Claim - Other Small Claim lawsuit against SEBASTIAN LOU STEVE. This picture from Recoil shows a ton of mounts. It's used for both host mounts (the flash hiders/ muzzle brakes that are installed on the host weapon) as well as the silencer mount (the mount either threaded in or permanently welded to the actual silencer) To add even more confusion they are all called adapters as well. In addition to threading over the RRD-2C X, the BDS can also be used with a wide range of suppressor adapters/mounts including direct thread, 3 Lug, ASR, KeyMo, Plan A, Plan B and more!! see below.īlast shield does not include any mount, those are sold separately.I believe that some of the confusion lies in the term 'mount'. This blast shield threads over our RRD-2C X and diverts the blast forward, reducing side blast/concussion.

223 Dead Air sound suppressors with Keymo interface.

Inspired in styling by the classic Bulgarian 4-Piece flash hider, this shield looks great on a variety of hosts and is truly the most universal product we have ever developed. 6315KM is the Dead Air sound suppressor Keymo mount of our 6315 (1/2x28) flash suppressor, compatible with.