Rex SilentiumYATOB Muzzle Brake (5/8x24 308-7.62mm)
Muzzle Device · attaches to 5/8x24 · presents Rex YATOB · fits 598 suppressors in the catalog
length
1.5″
weight
2 oz
thread
5/8x24
+2 more thread pitches
material
17-4 Stainless Steel
standard
Rex YATOB
MSRP
$70
A barrel adapter screws onto your rifle's threaded muzzle and stays there. It gives the muzzle a mounting interface, so the suppressor attaches to the adapter instead of the bare barrel threads. One adapter per rifle lets you move one suppressor between them. Many are quick-detach designs, and some also work as a muzzle brake or flash hider.
This one fits barrels threaded 5/8x24 and presents the Rex YATOB interface. A suppressor with a matching Rex YATOB mount attaches to it. It comes in 3 thread pitches, so pick the one that matches your barrel.
How mounting systems work →- Type
- Muzzle Device
- Overall length
- 1.5″
- Weight
- 2 oz
- Material
- 17-4 Stainless Steel
- Attaches to
- 5/8x24
- Presents
- Rex YATOB
- MSRP
- $70
Prices are manufacturer's suggested retail (MSRP). What you pay may differ.
598 suppressors in the catalog take this part, across 92 manufacturers including AAC, AB Suppressor, Abel Co. You aren't locked into one manufacturer's suppressors.
- Rex Silentium HD224Y
- AAC 300-SD
- AB Suppressor A-10 5.56
- …and 595 more.
Which ones fit your barrel and host?
See all 598 in the Builder- 5/8x24
- 9/16x24
- M14x1LH
Rex Silentium sells this part in 3 thread pitches. They are one product on this page; pick the pitch that matches your barrel in the Builder.
- Brake: 1.500″ Long x 0.935″ Diameter - Weighs 2.0oz
- Brake comes is a variety of muzzle threads and bore combinations
- 11/16″ HEX body for wrench or socket
- Mount: 1.450″ across flats - Weighs 1.9oz - 1.375-24 HUB Thread
- Yet another Thread-Over-Brake system!!!
- 17-4 Stainless Steel
- Hardened to 47Rc at approx 190,000 psi tensile strength
- Dark Bronze color (as heat treated)
- Brake requires no timing or leveling
- Our YATOB is not compatible with any other TOB systems and use with those systems should not be attempted.