Supressor bushing question

[One Shot]

I've got a can comming in 5/8 x 24 thread. Will it work to make a bushing to adapt this to a AR with 1/2 x 28 thread ? I talked to a machinest friend and he wasn't so sure.
Thanks

[Gpz1100]

if bushing is made true it will work fine. you plan on a .30 can on a .22?

[One Shot]

As long as I have one comming, I'd like to be able to use it on my AR .223

Won't that work ? ( I'm new to this )

Thanks

[Gpz1100]

helps on muzzle blast. unless using subs you get the sonic crack. should be hearing safe. best ask here...
http://www.silencertalk.com/forum/index.php

[pug]

Should work fine and it will help in noise reduction some just not as good as a true 22 caliber can. Make sure the machinist leaves enough metal in the rear of the bushing to but against the shoulder of the threads. Also make sure there is a shoulder on the bushing for the rear of the can to but against. Don't try to have it align on just the threads. One test tool that comes in handy for such things is a brass rod turned to fit the muzzle bore. Insert it in the bore with the adaptor and can attached and if the rod isn't centered in the exit hole of the can you need to correct something.

[WhisperFan]

Also make sure that the can is rated for centerfire 30 caliber rifles. I have a light-weight can in 30 caliber made of aluminum that would never stand up to a .223 or a .308, but it is '30 caliber' It is dedicated to the Whisper alone.

[David Hineline]

Should be no problem at all, I made a 1/2X28 to 9/16X24 adapter from a std. AR flash hider that was really pushing the threads cutting into each other and it has worked fine, going to the larger 5/8 OD should be no big deal.

[One Shot]

Thanks
I finally got my machinest guy to understand what I wanted, and he's in the process of making one. I'm still waiting for my tax stamp ( been 7 weeks ). My can is sitting at my dealer.
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