Omega 36M and Glock 19

Published on December 20, 2021
Duration: 14:25

This guide details the installation of the SilencerCo Omega 36M suppressor onto a Glock 19 using the Charlie piston mount and a 1/2-28 piston. It covers the assembly of the piston booster, including aligning teeth and grooves, seating the spring and cap, and attaching the lock ring. The video also touches on potential baffle strikes due to improper thread engagement and the importance of checking suppressor tightness.

Quick Summary

To attach a SilencerCo Omega 36M suppressor to a Glock 19, you need the Charlie piston mount and a piston matching your barrel's thread pitch (e.g., 1/2-28). The piston booster assembly allows the firearm to cycle properly by facilitating initial unlocking movement. Always ensure full thread engagement to prevent dangerous baffle strikes.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Suppressor Parts Introduction
  2. 00:10Charlie Piston Mount Assembly
  3. 00:15Piston for Barrel Threads
  4. 00:22Assembling the Piston Mount Booster
  5. 00:48O-ring and Cap Installation
  6. 00:59Attaching the Booster Assembly
  7. 01:07Lock Ring and Front Cap
  8. 01:14Glock 19 with Lone Wolf Barrel
  9. 01:19Piston Booster Function Explained
  10. 01:44SilencerCo Piston Types (Standard, SN)
  11. 01:53Undersized Barrel Shoulder Issue
  12. 02:00SN Piston Explained
  13. 02:11Glock 43 Suppressor Consideration
  14. 02:24Shooting Glock 19 in Short Configuration
  15. 02:37Suppressor Cleaning Discussion
  16. 02:57Tightening End Cap and Locking Ring
  17. 02:59Glock 19 Barrel Shoulder Comparison
  18. 03:02Ready to Shoot: Ammo Types
  19. 03:09Supersonic vs. Subsonic Ammo
  20. 03:39First Shots with Subsonic Ammo
  21. 03:49Slide Lock Back and Target Hits
  22. 04:03Testing Hotter Loads (XTPs)
  23. 04:14Baffle Strike Warning
  24. 04:24Suppressor Rotation Observed
  25. 04:50Switching to Short Suppressor Configuration
  26. 04:57Copper Jacket Material Found
  27. 05:05Identifying Strike Location
  28. 05:18Borescope Inspection
  29. 05:39Fouling in Baffles
  30. 05:54Muzzle End Inspection
  31. 06:13Lucky Outcome and Thread Engagement Theory
  32. 06:37Importance of Checking Mount Tightness
  33. 06:46Piston Clean Soak for Omega 300
  34. 06:55Direct Thread Adapter Installation
  35. 07:005/8-24 Direct Thread Mount
  36. 07:05Adapters for 5.56 and .224 Valkyrie
  37. 07:27Fouling on Piston Holder and Piston
  38. 07:40High-Temperature Anti-Seize
  39. 07:64Final Shots with Light Ammo
  40. 07:80Focusing on Sights and Suppressor Alignment
  41. 08:16Shooting at Different Distances
  42. 08:46Barrel Tightness Check

Frequently Asked Questions

What parts are needed to attach the SilencerCo Omega 36M to a pistol like the Glock 19?

To attach the SilencerCo Omega 36M to a pistol like the Glock 19, you'll need the Charlie piston mount, which is part of the suppressor system, and a specific piston that matches your barrel's thread pitch, commonly 1/2-28 for many pistol barrels.

What is the purpose of the piston booster assembly in a pistol suppressor?

The piston booster assembly on a pistol suppressor is designed to allow the firearm's action to cycle correctly. It facilitates the initial unlocking movement of the barrel and slide without requiring the entire weight of the suppressor to move, ensuring reliable operation.

What can cause a baffle strike when using a suppressor on a pistol?

A baffle strike can occur if the suppressor's threads are not fully and securely engaged with the barrel threads. This is especially critical with new components that might screw together too easily, leading to the bullet impacting the suppressor's internal baffles or end cap.

Are there different types of pistons available for the SilencerCo Omega 36M?

Yes, SilencerCo offers multiple pistons for the 1/2-28 thread pitch. These include a standard piston, an extra-long piston, and an 'SN' (soft nose) piston, which is specifically designed for firearms with undersized barrel shoulders to ensure proper thread engagement.

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