"Keymo doesnt work" cries the redditer as he sends a baffle strike down range despite his can doing the weeble wobble which any normal person would find to be suspect.

It works. That doesn’t mean it’s not a pain in the butt. It is.

@@Glatisant_galla how could they have made it any easier? I'm not being a jerk, I'm asking a serious question? I've spent years with Dead Air suppressors and I'm an idiot 😆

Sorry to hear that...much too long!

256 days and counting here

Seriously. I have 3 on wait. Almost been 10months since I registered the 1st one. Hurry the F up

"30 day eForms. Its electronic so we will spend less time inputting information and has less inaccuracies"-says the ATF, taking a 12 month coffee break.

297 days and counting

they’re so effing lazy…

Did they fix it yet?

@@Abyssdiver They did. It took 199 days but they did get it fixed!

@@wjmfilms7003 Dang that's a wait! I am crossing my fingers I get a good one.

Jmac customs

Whichever is the Omega. I wanna say DA429?

I don’t believe it will direct thread on there with that little difference. But I would ask DD; they would know.

Could be a couple things, so It will be hard to troubleshoot in a comment. Definitely send an email to info@deadairsilencers.com and our guys can help you get that figured out.

I would think that it would come with the can

Yes. Keymo is basically the external dimensions, there are 22 and 30 cal devices, even 36 cal (9mm) devices.

Submitted dec 11 2022. Still waiting on those 30 day eForms.

Is it hard to sell a suppressor? Or do you just sell it to a gun shop?

@@juncho1977 Shocked he was able to sell it. Most people don't want a 2nd hand suppressor considering the wait time and tax stamp don't change.

How long has yours been in jail? I bought a nomad l 26 weeks ago on an eForm 4 and its still not back

@Sander van Duren Only been 6 weeks! Your news is not encouraging!!

@@fishynut8252 yeah dude it sucks. When the eForm 4’s came out the ATF promised 90 days but obviously that was a lie

​@@sandervanduren2779That's because government sucks at almost everything it does. Most government employees (and I mean MOST) have just a bit above a room temperature IQ (but usually low-average at best) and generally have quirky/weird personalities in some way or another. I've consulted at both the state and federal level at several different agencies for extended periods of time and have experienced a large cross section of these folks. So it is no surprise the extremely poor performance that results. Think about it. The bottom 20% of the population need to work somewhere, right? Did you ever wonder where most of those folks end up? Yup.

@@sandervanduren2779My dealer said the ATF approvals were coming back in 90-100 days when they first started reforms. But then after just a few months, the times began getting much longer quickly and now running 10-12 months

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Timing is shimming with paper thin washers as needed to bring your keymo compensator or flash hider to a top dead center when tight, if u will. I time my flash hiders too, so when I go to attach my suppressor, it's in the same position no matter what gun I put it on. With the keymo system,the suppressor will only go on the muzzle device one way.

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1.375"x24 is the industry standard universal, or HUB, thread size. Every manufacture (except for surefire, because govt contracts) uses it on their rifle cans.

@@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz sure I understand, but it's not a given that every single person knows this. I have cans myself and was unaware. My point is if you're making an instructional video on what people 'need to know', take a bit of time to explain instead of saying something is "obvious", or at least just try not to assume something is obvious to the audience.