I really like this quick mount and dismount method. They will support any suppressor that uses a DeadAir Silencers KeyMo quick disconnect adapter. I also have a Sandman K and that has the Keymo built into it. The 2 wrenches that come with this setup should allow you to tighten it down enough to keep in from unscrewing as you described. I would strongly suggest that you call or email Dead Air and talk to them about the best way to deal with this. If it is unscrewing on you, you don’t have the Keymo adapter tightened down enough to the Nomad. I have the Muzzle Brakes Rockset to the barrels but I don’t have any thread locker on the junction of the Nomad and the Keymo adapter.

I have a Dead Air KeyMount Muzzle Brake on a few different firearms and I also have a Nomad30 with the Keymo on it. It has been a while since I have been on here so I only just saw your post. My question is: can I use rocksett or something similar to bond the suppressor to the keymo adapter? I understand it’ll have to be something that can hold up to extreme heat, and also probably won’t be able to take the two apart in the future. Then the keymo will be sitting all by its lonesome on the host. The Dead Air KeyMo Mount changes your Nomad-30 from a direct-thread to quick attach, making it compatible with any of. However, a small issue I’ve run into that kind of worries me is that after I’ve ratcheted the whole thing onto the host (hand tight) as I start to unscrew it instead of it ratcheting back off the host instead the suppressor will just start to unscrew itself from the keymo. I followed all instructions to a T when mating the keymo to the suppressor.

I’ve also got the keymo adapter mount on it as well. It’s a DeadAir Nomad-30 Ti for a 300 SBR. We're seeing a lot of nitride salts in the parts and oxide buildup in the root of the threads that makes them very tight when you try and thread them together.So I recently got my brand new suppressor out of jail and can’t wait to shoot it. They're a bottleneck for the whole industry and the quality is going down. The other issue was that the nitride companies out there are rushing everyone's stuff through. We had some thin-flanged ones get out that shouldn't have and they don't always play well with others, but that was a small batch and you'd be lucky to find one.

The current production stuff that is golden has the tool features that pass all the way through (rather than being pocketed like yours), with the flange thickness being almost identical to what you have. That KeyMo adapter pictured is from before the recent batch issue, so you're golden there. If it goes on the mount and locks down tight without any wiggly motion then you know you're good to go. Just make sure the KeyMo adapter is fully tightened against the shoulder of the back of suppressor. It doesn't affect everyone, but there's enough of a percentage that we recognized the need to fix it after the one batch. This is the same technology found in their industry-best KeyMo system. Pair them together for the ultimate mounting platform. Designed for use with a KeyMicro Adapter, it functions as a minimalist flash hider on its own. If you have one of these, just call our CS group and they'll have you return it and you'll get the newest rev in return. LanTac USA LLC, Dragon Muzzle Brake, 9MM, Black, Fits Dead Air KEYMO Wolfman LanTac USA LLC, Dragon Muzzle Brake, 9MM, 2.3 Length, Black, 1/2x28 TPI. The Dead Air KeyMo Micro Flash Hider 1/2-28 (DA115) is a short, lightweight flash hider suited for a variety of platforms. , and the flange is thicker which helps with improved blast chamber spacing. They'll have a thread lead before the 1.375-24 threads also to help them mesh better with the threads in your suppressor-even with some salts in there if they show up again. The thicker ones are already shipping from what I know. We took the opportunity to thicken that flange too, as it turned out it was draft form that the shop picked up rather than the final release. Everybody is suffering, but we got hit hard with this batch of KeyMos. It turns out every gun company out there is pushing parts into the few nitriders in the nation and they're quality is dropping. It was rushed into production and we've had some massive issues with nitride salts in the threads. That thin flange KeyMo did have some issues.

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