Jk Jk155Proqatm 155 Pro Quick Att Taper Mnt

The JK Armament 155 Pro Quick Attach Taper Mount brings efficient, repeatable suppressor mounting to your rifle setup. If you're running a can on a rifle with a taper-mounted system, this quick attach solution eliminates the need for tools and cuts down on installation time at the range or in the field. JK Armament engineered this mount to work with their 155 Pro suppressor platform, giving you a streamlined way to swap cans or transition between hosts without breaking out wrenches.

Quick attach mounts are a game-changer for shooters who run multiple rifles or move between suppressed and unsuppressed shooting. The taper design provides a solid, indexed fit that maintains point-of-impact consistency — critical if you're zeroing optics or counting on precision at distance. Finished in titanium Cerakote black, it's built to resist corrosion and handle the abuse that comes with regular use in the field.

This is a no-fuss accessory for serious rifle owners who want their suppressor system to work as hard as they do. Install it, mount your can, and get back to shooting.

Key Features

• Quick attach design — no tools required for mounting and unmounting
• Taper mount interface for secure, indexed fit
• Titanium Cerakote black finish for corrosion resistance
• Engineered for the JK Armament 155 Pro suppressor platform
• Maintains consistent point-of-impact across installations

Frequently Asked Questions

What suppressor does the JK 155 Pro Quick Attach Taper Mount fit?

This mount is designed to work with the JK Armament 155 Pro suppressor platform. Verify your suppressor model before purchasing to ensure compatibility.

Do I need tools to install or remove this mount?

No. The quick attach design allows you to mount and dismount your suppressor without tools, making transitions between rifles fast and convenient.

Will this mount maintain my zero when I swap suppressors or rifles?

The taper mount provides an indexed fit designed to maintain point-of-impact consistency. As with any suppressor mounting system, it's good practice to verify zero after any significant configuration change.