My LWRC SBR needs a booster to run suppressed. I want something other than direct thread i.e. QD of some kind. This is an odd situation. It looks like griffen camlock can do this. Are there any other options?
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Other than the EZ-Lok, also by Griffin, your options seem limited. As noted, the SMG-45 requires a booster piston and spring because it has a moving barrel. Personally, I prefer EZ-Lok over cam-lok because it’s easier, although a little slower.
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after way too much internet digestion (indigestion) of the two with internet opinions all over the place, it mattered not as in stock for what I needed was cam lok. I'll see if I like it and/or have any issues. I really wish someone would figure out how to do 3 lug with a booster (in this case of course .45 3lug).
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It's something I've been looking into in recent months as far as a mount I can migrate a can from a fixed barrel gun (Stribog) to a pistol and back again without having to change too much other than adding or removing a booster, and came to the conclusions you already arrived at: Griffin is basically the only company that I know of doing something like this, and it's the Cam-Lok and EZ-Lok. Looking forward to your impression of the Cam-Lok when you get a chance to mess around with it some.
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Having looked at this I can't see anyway for your desire to be workable with any of the systems I looked at. But having said that (and I have not investigated this) is running a gun with a fixed barrel with a booster a problem? I can't conceptually see what the issue might actually be. then the solution seems easy.
EDITED to add, a quick search says don't do it, but nobody really articulates why.This message has been edited. Last edited by: hrcjon,
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