What thread sizes are your barrels, and which suppressors are compatible?
All META Tactical barrels have the following thread sizes:
9mm caliber barrels: ½” x 28 thread
10mm/.40 caliber barrels: 9/16” x 24 thread
.45 caliber barrels: .578” x 28 thread
Direct-Thread Suppressor Warning
⚠️ Important: Direct-thread suppressors can only be used with META Tactical extended barrels.
If using a standard length threaded barrel, the suppressor may cause clearance issues or fail to fit within the standard muzzle shroud.
Tested Suppressor Models
Because of the massive variety of suppressors on the market, we cannot provide an exhaustive compatibility list
. However, we have officially tested and verified the following models at our facility:
SilencerCo- Spectre 9
Shadow Systems - HS923
SilencerCo - Omega9k
SilencerCo - Osprey 9
Huxwrx FLOW 9k Ti
Note: If your suppressor is not on this list, it does not mean it won't work—it just means we haven't personally tested it yet.
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