YHM QD suppressor mount....

[Alaskacajun]

I bought a YHM Phantom suppressor (waiting on my Form 4 to come back) and need to mount YHM's QD mount on 2 of my AR's. YHM says on their website that I need to have these installed by a "qualified gunsmith" and that they need to be concentric to the barrel so I won't get any baffle strikes and void the warranty.

I asked them who they recognized as a "qualified gunsmith" in Alaska and they didn't answer with a name. They just told me a "qualified gunsmith!" :question:

So my question is, who do ya'll recommend to install these for me, and how much do you think it will cost per rifle? I'de rather not send my uppers to ADCO...:topjob:

- Clint

 

[Wildalaska]

Not being familiar with the YHM (we have the surefires) what makes them difficult to properly install? Is it the orientation?

 

[Bsj425]

almost any after market gun part says must be installed by a qualified gunsmith. It is a liability issue so joe schome doesnt put his new barrel on and doesnt headspace it correctly and have it blow up in his face then the company has a lawsuit to deal with.

 

[Alaskacajun]

Not being familiar with the YHM (we have the surefires) what makes them difficult to properly install? Is it the orientation?

It's just a flash hider with a base for the suppressor to back up against and put tention on the can so it doesn't screw off while firing... nothing special. I'm just gonna put it on there and if I get a baffle strike, I'll just say Wild West Guns did it...:lol:

Just playin' :nyanya:

- Clint

 

[Wildalaska]

It's just a flash hider with a base for the suppressor to back up against and put tention on the can so it doesn't screw off while firing... nothing special. I'm just gonna put it on there and if I get a baffle strike, I'll just say Wild West Guns did it...:lol:

Just playin' :nyanya:

- Clint

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