Thank you!

Very nice! Mine were 1 and 3 days in late April. Currently working on paper form 4’s to transfer them from individual to my trust. Sucks paying an extra $200 per can to get them faster….but I’m here for it with Biden bucks, they ain’t worth shit anyway.

That's awesome! What are you planning to run them on?

The Surge X will be dedicated to a Savage 110 Precision Elite 6.5 Creedmoor. The Obsidian 45 will be moving around from an AR 15 in 450 BM, AR 15 350 Legend, and a Glock 19.

Glad it was helpful!

@@Ruggedsuppressors If I put a Rugged Universal Mount (R.U.M.) Stainless Steel, on my suppressor do I have to use one of the Rugged suppressor muzzle brakes for it to lock correctly or can I use my JMAC - MDI-CO 360HD 5/8-24 - HUB

It's a great option!

Awesome congratulations!

The sudden huge increase in demand due to the new Form 4 approval times set us back temporarily for keeping everything in stock, however we are working as hard as possible to boost production capabilities while maintaining QC and we've been getting muzzle devices back in stock now.

Good question, a piston is not included. We weren't sure exactly which piston customers would like or if they already would own one, so we decided not to include one in order to lower the price and not have anyone purchase something they don't need.

The Rugged Universal Mount is designed for our proprietary quick detach Dual Taper Locking System so you would need one of our muzzle devices with it. If you wanted to use the JMAC mount, it would thread directly into the suppressor and work like our Universal Direct Thread Mounts. ruggedsuppressors.com/product/universal-direct-thread-mount/

Yes, it comes with our Universal Cage ruggedsuppressors.com/product/universalcage/

You can get the Obsidian Dual Taper Mount for your 300 BLK.

We can pass your request along to the R&D and manufacturing team!

It only fits the Alaskan series

Yes, we recommend torquing all of our universal mounts to 25 ft/lbs

@@Ruggedsuppressors Thanks.

Yes, but get the universal cage, piston , and fixed barrel spacer for more versatility. I hear this is the way to go.

⁠@@aribpmI see, I will do that then so I don't mess anything up

You could do a Universal Direct Thread Mount or Universal Cage and use a piston with a Fixed Barrel Spacer, however it will cost more to do it that way since you have to get 3 parts as opposed to one. Another popular option is to use a 3 lug which will be the fastest attachment method. You would need a 3 Lug Adapter (male part that goes on your PCC), 3 Lug Mount (female part) and Universal Cage to do that.

9mm will not go through a .30 cal can without damaging the suppressor

Not true

They are not compatible, however the Razor762 does use the same Dual Taper Mounts as the R.U.M. The aperture on the Razor762 is too small for 9mm.

You should not have any issues with the can coming loose especially after 30-50 rounds. We'll do demonstrations/testing shooting all day long on various rifles/machine guns including the M240 without them coming loose. If you can send an email to info@ruggedsuppressors.com or give us a call 864-810-0513 we'll get you taken care of.

Myself and others have noticed the locking system binds up right before its fully tightened. If you use a strap wrench to push it over that little extra friction you can be sure it won't back off. With time it wears and gets easier to do.

@@Ruggedsuppressors👏🫡 just sold me, good work

To go from fully unlocked to fully locked the collar rotates 1/2 turn. If the collar isn't rotating smoothly try some permatex high-temp anti-seize on the inside of the collar that should help smooth it up, that worked best for me and won't burn off since it's good up to 1600f. The locking system is enough to keep the can from unthreading by itself (big emphasis on by itself) but yeah if you grab it and try to unthread it while the collar is locked you can unthread it enough to un-lock the front taper and maybe a little bit more but then it will stop. Basically with the collar locked it's not going to walk off even if the front taper gets broken loose for some reason. Hope that helps!

It's about a half turn, as long as No Go is covered up when the suppressor is attached you're good to go. The Dual Taper System utilizes a friction lock, so it is possible to manually twist the suppressor when it's lock, however it should not unthread while firing.

Which thread pitch are you looking for? Our 5/8x24 is in stock now ruggedsuppressors.com/product/7-62-muzzle-brake/

The Alaskan360 comes with a $249 universal mount. There are so many calibers and platforms to cover, we feel that including a mount would be most always the one the customer didn't need/want.

@@Ruggedsuppressors what minute marker is that universal mount? I might not have been given that from the dealer.

@@romanshevy257 It is the one he's talking about at :49. That comes with the Alaskan360. The Alaskan360Ti comes with a direct thread.

Register your can with rugged. Once you’re on the paragon program, you can get muzzle devices, for as little as $20 some dollars.

register your can before you buy muzzle devices. after you register you can buy 4 muzzle brakes for 100 directly from rugged. I also wish I had known this sooner as I bought some full price muzzle devices before I realized they had the paragon program.