Description
This booster housing assembly is the same assembly utilized by the Bushwhacker® suppressors. This can also be used with the EXPLORR® utility mount series.
The booster housing itself is manufactured from solid, high temperature corrosion resistant 17-4 Stainless Steel, and then H900 heat treated to maximize service life and has a lustrous black nitride finish. The outer thread pitch of the housing itself is 1.375×24, a common industry standard for many 1.5″ tube body suppressors. This thread pitch is also known as HUB, universal, and others. Our booster piston springs (replacements available separately), manufactured from 17-7 stainless steel wire, offer excellent resistance to corrosion, superior fatigue properties, and exceptional rigidity and durability. The booster housing piston retainer nut is constructed from 6061 T6 aluminum, with type 3 mil-spec hardcoat anodizing. The thread pitch of the booster housing piston retainer nut is 1.125×28, this is the same booster housing piston retainer nut utilized by the Pistol suppressor booster housing assembly.
This booster housing (available for purchase by itself) is a great option for customers who would like to keep a 3 lug interface assembled in a booster housing and would like to simply swap booster housings when changing between fixed barrel and tilt barrel applications. This is also a great option for form 1 builders who are in need of a booster assembly to make their firearm reliably cycle when suppressed.
Charles –
I initially ordered the wrong size but Griffin was excellent in helping me correct the issue. This works flawlessly with my new build. Will definitely buy again.
Charles –
This fit like a glove on my build and functioned flawlessly. Completely satisfied and will be purchasing again for future builds.
Jacob crabtree –
Excellent product.
James Moses –
Great product that I used to mount EZ-LOK QD to my Deadair Primal. Worked perfectly. So happy to switch between my Glock 17 and my FN 545. So easy to switch between calibers. I also had to get the Griffin Armaments piston but it was well worth it.