B&T HUB Adapter 1.375"-24 for Print-X for barrel thread 5/8"x24

Available from stock with us. Please pay attention to the respective delivery time indication.

The B&T adapters for the HUB interface feature the 1.375"-24 thread and the respective standard thread, making them the interface between a Print-X suppressor or blast deflector and a muzzle thread.

The adapters MUST ALWAYS be glued! If the adapter is not glued, it will loosen during shooting. The bonding in the suppressor / blast deflector is done with Rocksett - NOT with regular thread lockers! If the adapter is purchased together with a suitable suppressor or blast deflector from us, we can perform the installation free of charge upon request.

The suitable suppressor and blast deflector are available here:

Suppressor Print-X RBS in Inconel
Suppressor Print-X RBS in Titanium
Blast Deflector Print-X in Inconel

Available in 3 different threads:

1/2"x28

Standard thread for AR15 and other .223 firearms
is increasingly used in .22 caliber firearms and some 9mm carbines

5/8"x24

Standard thread for AR10 and .308 & .300 BLK firearms
widely used in international bolt-action rifles

M15x1

Standard thread for German bolt-action rifles
also used in some semi-automatics

Please note:
As standard, the adapter is made of rust-resistant steel. Coatings are not possible!

Product details:

B&T adapter for HUB interface

.375"-24 thread
for various muzzle threads

Material

Standard: rust-resistant steel

Surface: bare, without coating

only available without Cerakote!

Installation must be done with Rocksett!
Full Auto rated
Weight:

Direct thread: 85-95g (depending on thread)

The Swiss company B&T AG (formerly Brügger & Thomet) has been in existence since 1991. Originally known for its suppressors, B&T also develops suitable mounts, handguards, grips for various weapon systems due to governmental and military inquiries. The high quality and robustness of their products have found worldwide acceptance, leading to the development of their own weapon systems. The reliable self-loading rifles, which initially served for governmental use, are now also available for the civilian market.