Edit: maybe not

 

CNC Warrior may make an adapter. Use caution since the AK threads are often not concentric with the bore, and adding an adapter could make that worse because of the stacking error.

 

I have this on my SBR to mount an AAC 556-SD:

24mm Suppressor mount thread adapters

24mm Suppressor mount thread adapters

www.griffinarmament.com

-Bob

 

Thank you. Would this work also? If so, I'm wondering what, if anything, the price difference would indicate........

24mm to 1/2-28 RH Muzzle Thread Adapter

Thread size: M24x1.5 RH ->1/2-28 RH Overall Length: 1.700 inches Length of body: 1.160 inches This adapter is intended to adapt M24 muzzles with 1/2-28 RH muzzle devices. Made from top quality US steel and finished in black oxide. Mfg by CNC Warrior LLC

www.cncwarrior.com

 

I don't have experience with the CNC Warrior adapter. The Griffin indexes off of the muzzle in an attempt to minimize the issue of concentricity. The higher price of the Griffin could be because it is machined to closer tolerances? Maybe?

-Bob

 

No experience with either, but I agree that if the Griffin part contacts the muzzle, you'll have a better chance of bore alignment.

The CNC Warrior one has detents for an FSB detent pin, so it is most likely going to bottom against the FSB, which is a non-machined surface. That will more likely negatively impact bore alignment.

Just to reiterate, check alignment before firing, but I'd guess the PSA has a non hammer forged/button rifled barrel that may have a better chance of muzzle thread/bore concentricity.

 

OK, my bad.

I was thinking about mounting a different kind of can.