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Posted: 1/11/2016 11:40:10 AM EDT
| When I go to remove my Omega, at times my flash hider comes off. Do I just need to get some Rockset for the flash hider? |
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Yes. Can be purchased less than $4 shipped for a vial from SilencerShop. My experiences have been spotty with those one-time-use packets. If the Rocksett comes out gummy, chances are it won't hold. I bought a small bottle directly from Flexbar off eBay and that stuff has been great. |
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My experiences have been spotty with those one-time-use packets. If the Rocksett comes out gummy, chances are it won't hold. I bought a small bottle directly from Flexbar off eBay and that stuff has been great. Quoted:
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Yes. Can be purchased less than $4 shipped for a vial from SilencerShop. My experiences have been spotty with those one-time-use packets. If the Rocksett comes out gummy, chances are it won't hold. I bought a small bottle directly from Flexbar off eBay and that stuff has been great. That's good to know. Will check with future packets. Thanks |
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My experiences have been spotty with those one-time-use packets. If the Rocksett comes out gummy, chances are it won't hold. I bought a small bottle directly from Flexbar off eBay and that stuff has been great. Quoted:
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Yes. Can be purchased less than $4 shipped for a vial from SilencerShop. My experiences have been spotty with those one-time-use packets. If the Rocksett comes out gummy, chances are it won't hold. I bought a small bottle directly from Flexbar off eBay and that stuff has been great. Your recommendation to me for Resbond 907TS blue has worked very well for me so far. |
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A quick search looks like you can use an armorers tool which has a socket hole in it. So, what torque spec should I be using for an ASR Flash Hider
Heck even their video doesnt mention torque. gNoRyRpm-9w?rel=0&autoplay=0 They do however mention red loc-tite or rockset. |
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I have no idea how to apply a torque wrench to a flash hider. Its a Silencerco Flash hider with two flat sections on the bottom. Can exactly put a socket on there. Maybe there is something I am missing. Crowfoot Didnt even think about a crowfoot. Good idea. |
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A quick search looks like you can use an armorers tool which has a socket hole in it. So, what torque spec should I be using for an ASR Flash Hider Heck even their video doesnt mention torque. gNoRyRpm-9w?rel=0&autoplay=0 They do however mention red loc-tite or rockset. I use 25 ft/lbs. |
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