Templar Tactical Flash hider / suppressor mount

Templar Tactical Firearms recently released a new flash hider that serves as a mount for their suppressors.
While many popular mounts out there negatively effect accuracy and repeatability Templar claims theirs has zero point of impact shift and is repeatable.
So, does it do what they say it does?

I mounted the unit and hit the range. It is s a flash hider and so nothing too exciting to report at the range in the daylight. I did do some low light shooting and it did a good job at mitigating flash. I did some testing running the suppressor on and off shooting at paper and a 8″ plate at 100 yards.

I saw no POI shift whatsoever when taking the can on and off numerous times.

I am a “trust but verify guy” and it took doing this about 10 times over a few weeks before I felt confident that my bullet was going to go exactly where I wanted. I know trust that I can pull my rifle out, mount the can and go shoot without feeling the need to check zero again before heading out.

I also have the direct thread mount adapter on my 6.8 AR I use for hunting and it performs the same way.

The “secret” is in the design.

With the conical mounting interface it means the suppressor stays concentric to the bore and the way the threads are designed they actually serve to lock the can into place. I have ran this hard on my 556 with multiple mag dumps and the suppressor has never got loose nor have groups opened up.

I have been very impressed with every thing coming of Templar Tactical Firearms and see a lot of great things happening for them.
Made in Texas, hell yes..