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| You are correct, in order to use your suppressor you need a mount interface, and muzzle device. If you want to stay with the AAC brand and use the 51-tooth adapter, the STAMP would adapt your suppressor to the 51T pattern, and a 51T muzzle device of the correct thread size is needed to attach to the gun. But the Ranger7 uses a 1.375x24 thread pattern for the mount interface. You can use a very wide array of options as that is a very common thread size for adapters. You can get a direct thread adapter that forgoes an additional muzzle device for less weight and complexity, or you can use another brand of mount interface and compatible muzzle devices. The STAMP 51T system is somewhat heavy, and adds to the already considerable weight of the suppressor. Here is a decent writeup with photos from FirearmBlog that you might find useful https://www.thefirearmblog.com...-7-rifle-suppressor/ |
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