re: Suppressor? Direct thread or ....?

When I first started running a suppressor, I used direct thread to use a SilencerCo Harvester on 3 different guns on prairie dog hunts. Attaching and reattaching wasn't that big a deal. I use direct thread for 2 rimfire cans. I just picked up my third centerfire can (Yankee Hill Turbo RK). I shot it for the first time last night and attached it to the factory muzzle break. I still use direct thread for everything else. I attached it to the factory muzzle break as it looked like there was info suggesting doing so might decrease wear and tear on the suppressor. I'm not convinced there's much to the argument. Generally, I still favor direct thread.