Rearden Atlas XL Thread Adapter HUB / Bravo 1.375x24

Overview

Rearden Atlas XL Thread Adapter Features The Rearden Atlas XL Thread Adapter is a suppressor mounting adapter engineered for suppressors utilizing the industry-standard 1.375x24 Bravo/HUB thread pattern enabling compatibility with the full range of Plan B-style muzzle devices including all Rearden muzzle devices and Q Cherry Bomb without additional adapters. The extended XL profile is the defining advantage of this adapter providing additional clearance for larger muzzle devices and two-port brake designs such as the Rearden DPB that standard-length Atlas adapters cannot accommodate without interference. Proper installation and alignment are recommended to ensure safe and consistent suppressor engagement across all compatible muzzle device and suppressor configurations. The black nitride 17-4 PH suppressor thread adapter is finished with a nitride surface treatment that delivers superior hardness corrosion resistance and a consistent black appearance that holds up to repeated suppressor attachment cycles field exposure and sustained heat without degradation. At 2.17 oz with a 1.500 outer diameter the Atlas XL Thread Adapter provides a robust stable mounting interface that accommodates the broadest range of Rearden and Plan B-compatible muzzle devices in the lineup. The Atlas XL is available in both black nitride and heat-treated finishes giving shooters the option to match the adapter finish to their preferred suppressor and muzzle device aesthetic. Rearden Atlas XL Thread Adapter Specifications Manufacturer: Rearden Model: Atlas XL Thread Adapter Type: Suppressor Thread Adapter Material: 17-4 PH Stainless Steel Finish: Black Nitride Color: Black Suppressor Interface: 1.375x24 (Bravo / HUB) Outer Diameter: 1.500 Weight: 2.17 oz Mount Type: Atlas XL / Plan B Interface Design Feature: Extended Length for Additional Clearance with Larger and Two-Port Muzzle Brakes Compatible Muzzle Devices: All Rearden Muzzle Devices Q Cherry Bomb Plan B-Compatible Devices