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Posted: 6/23/2014 11:58:39 AM EDT
Does this just screw off to access the threads? 
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Quoted: To be more clear, I have a thread on suppressor, will I be able to access the threads for a direct screw on (by removing this without tools? You need a barrel vise and a wrench to get that muzzle device off if you have a thread on. If you have a QD can you can just twist the knurled thread protector off the acme threads. If you have a thread on I'd just leave the muzzle device off.
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You need a barrel vise and a wrench to get that muzzle device off if you have a thread on. If you have a QD can you can just twist the knurled thread protector off the acme threads. If you have a thread on I'd just leave the muzzle device off. Quoted:
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To be more clear, I have a thread on suppressor, will I be able to access the threads for a direct screw on (by removing this without tools? You need a barrel vise and a wrench to get that muzzle device off if you have a thread on. If you have a QD can you can just twist the knurled thread protector off the acme threads. If you have a thread on I'd just leave the muzzle device off. I'm thinking about purchasing this upper but my can is thread on only, just wondering how much hassel to get it back to useable threads. |
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Quoted: I'm thinking about purchasing this upper but my can is thread on only, just wondering how much hassel to get it back to useable threads. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: To be more clear, I have a thread on suppressor, will I be able to access the threads for a direct screw on (by removing this without tools? You need a barrel vise and a wrench to get that muzzle device off if you have a thread on. If you have a QD can you can just twist the knurled thread protector off the acme threads. If you have a thread on I'd just leave the muzzle device off. I'm thinking about purchasing this upper but my can is thread on only, just wondering how much hassel to get it back to useable threads. Not a hassle at really, but find someone who can secure the barrel correctly and twist off the qd flash hider.
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I just switched to the YHM brake instead of the flash hider - pretty great. Quoted:
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Once you get that YHM mount off, sell it on Equipment Exchange. The mount and knurled thread protector are both valuable to us folks with YHM QD cans. I just switched to the YHM brake instead of the flash hider - pretty great. I have a pile of brakes sitting and waiting for some time and RockSett to swap out. |
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