Backup Tactical Hash Marks Pistol Thread Protector - Black Finish, 1/2 x 28 RH (HASH-BLK)

A Backup Tactical Hash Marks pistol thread protector in black finish is a straightforward way to shield your suppressor-ready pistol barrel when running it unsuppressed. Threaded barrels are convenient—they open up your options for hearing protection, velocity tuning, or host flexibility—but exposed threads collect dirt, lint, and carbon that can make installing a suppressor frustrating or damage the fine cuts you'll need a perfectly clean surface to seat a can. This protector spins on in seconds and keeps your 1/2 x 28 RH threads in good shape between shooting sessions.

Backup Tactical's design features a distinctive hash mark pattern that adds a utilitarian look to your carry or competition pistol while doing the job. At home on the range or in a duty rig, a thread protector is cheap insurance that pays for itself the moment you avoid having to chase a suppressor onto gritty threads or deal with a cross-threaded install. It's the kind of accessory that sits in your range bag, stays on your nightstand gun, or travels in your truck—always there when you need it, invisible when you don't.

This protector fits any pistol barrel with a standard 1/2 x 28 RH thread pitch, which covers most common semi-auto handguns designed for sound suppressors or compensators. Simply verify your barrel's thread spec before ordering, and you're set.

Key Features

• Protects suppressor-ready 1/2 x 28 RH barrel threads from damage, dirt, and carbon buildup
• Black finish with distinctive hash mark pattern for tactical appearance
• Lightweight and quick-install—no tools required
• Sized to fit standard 1/2 x 28 RH threaded pistol barrels

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What pistol barrels does this thread protector fit?

This protector is designed for pistol barrels with a 1/2 x 28 RH (right-hand) thread pitch. This is the most common suppressor-ready thread size for semi-auto handguns. Verify your barrel's thread specification before ordering to ensure compatibility.

Do I need to remove the thread protector to install a suppressor?

Yes. The thread protector must be removed before attaching a suppressor, compensator, or other muzzle device to your barrel.

Will this thread protector stay on during shooting?

The protector is designed to screw on securely. Hand-tightness is sufficient; do not use excessive force, as over-torquing can damage the threads or the protector itself.