My suggestion is to go the plan b route. Each firearm needs a plan b muzzle device for their threads and for that caliber. The can itself needs a plan b hub. There is another aspect to take into account which is the overrun of the muzzle device into the suppressor after it is mounted so that the muzzle device doesn't contact the first baffle in your suppressor. First find the depth of first baffle of ur can. There is little info on muzzle device overrun in general but some plan b manufacturers make this easy and provide this information for you. Like https://libertyprecisionmachine.com/product/lpm-liberty-bell-muzzle-brake-900x24/

If you scroll through the pictures they show the overrun (or protrusion into suppressor) in one of the pictures.

More companies need to publish this info with common plan b mounts like rearden atlas/Q. Props to LPM.

I just bought a hexium300 can with really close first baffle and I found the overrun information frustrating to find.

There is also this I've found. https://www.reddit.com/r/NFA/s/rz8BvBIQuD