Threading
 

If say a gun is not sold with a 14mm suppressor thread, are all guns able to have a component installed on it, so that a suppressor can be threaded on?

If so, what is the most common way? Am I going to have to get a complete new barrel assembly with a thread, or is there an adapter nub deal that I can just mount on the end? (any pictures of these options would be appreciated)

I dont exactly have a specific gun type either, this is just a general all around question, but I guess if I had to say a G36C, AK, M92 or G18C.

Most AEGs have threading, it's just that the Flashider is on it. Most pistols require an aftermarket outer barrel with a thread to attach silencer/compensator on.

Ahh, ok thanks. Makes perfect sense with the flashider.
The pistol outer barrels are admissable through the border right?

Yes, although IIRC their is a minimum length.
The most common threading counter clockwise(rotating to the left to tighten).

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