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The Rearden Mini is about as compact as a suppressor mount gets. With a 0.456 bore, 1/2-28 threads, and a weight of only 1.5 ounces, it's built to keep the front of your rifle short and light while still giving your can a rock-solid place to land. That larger bore also opens it up to a wide range of calibers, from .45 caliber builds down through the usual .30 and sub-.30 stuff running 1/2-28 barrels.
This one is cut from 17-4 PH H900 stainless and wears a black nitride finish that hardens the surface to around 67 HRC. That surface hardness matters on a mounting device, since it fights wear and helps the taper seal up clean every time you thread a can on and off. The finish also keeps things subdued and corrosion resistant. Overall length runs about 0.968 inches with roughly 0.343 inches of added length once installed, so it barely adds any footprint to your barrel.
The Mini uses a square shoulder rather than a taper, so you'll want to torque it down and index it correctly against a clean, squared muzzle. Rearden recommends roughly 15 to 25 ft-lbs and a Rockset compound to keep it from backing off, along with an alignment rod to confirm everything is concentric before you run a suppressor. Worth noting: shims are not included with this model, so plan to source those separately if your barrel needs them for timing.
Where the Mini really earns its keep is compatibility. It works with the Rearden Atlas and Atlas XL adapters as well as the Q Plan B system, which means it slides into a huge chunk of the modern suppressor world. Rearden's own reputation for tight machining and even finishes shows up here, and it's a smart pick if you want one clean mounting standard across several rifles.
The Mini is compatible with the Rearden Atlas and Atlas XL adapters as well as the Q Plan B mounting system. That gives you access to a broad lineup of cans that run the industry-standard Plan B interface. Just keep in mind Rearden notes that using it on a Q can voids the warranty.
No, shims are not included with this model, so you'll want to pick some up separately if your barrel needs them to index correctly. Since it uses a square shoulder, proper timing against a clean, squared muzzle matters. An alignment rod is strongly recommended to verify everything is concentric before mounting a suppressor.
The 0.456 bore is generous enough to cover .45 caliber builds and comfortably clears smaller diameter bullets as well, as long as the barrel is threaded 1/2-28. That larger bore is handy for guys running one mounting standard across multiple rifles. Always confirm your bullet diameter has adequate clearance for your specific setup.
Clean all mating surfaces, then torque the device to roughly 15 to 25 ft-lbs against a square shoulder. Rearden recommends applying Rockset compound so the device doesn't back off when you thread a suppressor on and off. Use an alignment rod to confirm the whole system is set up straight before running a can.
| UPC | 850035804643 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 10065 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .45 Caliber |
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