Axis MFG releases new titanium 3 lug hub mount
Axis MFG releases new titanium 3 lug hub mount

Axis MFG has launched a new titanium 3 lug hub mount, designed for enhanced suppressor setups. Weighing only 2.75 ounces, it offers unmatched durability, corrosion resistance, and compatibility with 3-lug systems. Precision machined in-house in Idaho, it exemplifies quality American manufacturing for serious shooters needing strength and reliability without added weight.

Axis MFG states “Upgrade your suppressor setup with our Titanium 3 Lug Hub-Compatible Mount, precision engineered for shooters who demand strength, reliability, and minimal weight. Weighing just 2.75 ounces, this ultra-light suppressor mount delivers exceptional durability without compromising balance or handling.

Machined entirely in-house in Post Falls, Idaho, every mount reflects our commitment to American manufacturing, tight tolerances, and uncompromising quality control. Built from premium-grade titanium, this mount offers superior strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance, and long-term performance under demanding conditions.

Designed for compatibility with industry-standard 3-lug hub systems, this mount provides secure lockup, consistent alignment, and repeatable attachment — ideal for serious shooters looking to reduce overall system weight while maintaining rugged dependability.”

KEY DETAILS:

  • Ultra-Lightweight Design – Only 2.75 oz for optimized handling
  • Premium Titanium Construction – Exceptional durability and corrosion resistance
  • 3-Lug Hub Compatible – Designed for reliable, repeatable attachment
  • Precision Machined In-House – Strict quality control from start to finish
  • Made in the USA – Manufactured in Post Falls, Idaho
  • Material: High-Grade 6AL4V Titanium
  • Weight: 2.75 oz
  • Compatibility: 3-Lug Hub Systems
  • Thread: 1.375 x 24

Learn more about Axis MFG: https://axismfg.com/

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