Originally Posted by
nate89
I hear you on the mounts. I would at least consider if that is the mounting system you want to go with. A couple hundred extra dollars to change mounting systems, for me, is much better than dealing with issues with them down the road. Some concerns with the ASR system have been mentioned already, and seeing them come through the range I work at i am much more confident in the KAC/surefire/dead air attachment method.
That being said, if you are happy with ASR, the options you have listed seem like the most logical choices, and are great suppressors.
I second this. The original Saker Trifecta muzzle device design, while a neat idea, was poorly executed. The ASR muzzle device design is dated and companies like Dead Air, KAC, Surefire, et al have greatly exceeded the capabilities of ASR. With that said, the Saker body is a very good design and is incredibly durable. But in the same experience (managing a range and retail store,) I've seen ASR mounts that have been in the wild for two or more years and they are ate up. You WILL eventually replace them from wear and tear.
edit: To reiterate the 556k is the better suppressor of the two out of my experience. The Omega ASR adapter comes loose regularly on a few of my customers' guns and allows the suppressor body to spin free from the muzzle device and locking collar. With that said I've owned a Saker for 3+ years and I think it's a great suppressor, but the mounting system is lacking and benefits greatly from the Key-mo adapters that Dead Air released. After the head ache of launching my suppressor once and seeing multiple launches from customers' guns, I wish Dead Air had been around when I bought the Saker, or I'd at least bought a Surefire instead.
Last edited by Leonidas24; 10-05-17 at 21:57.
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