Posted: 11/10/2008 12:56:30 PM EDT
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OK, I have an older model Yankee Hill Quad-Rail handguard, the oned before they started putting the "anti-rotational" shit on them. I never have really had a problem with my handguards spinning on me, but to be honest I see how it could happen. My question is, should I order the upgraded parts (around $60.00) or I was just thinking I could Loc-Tite the handguard onto the barrel bushing. Whattya think?
Has anyone else has problems with their handguards spinning on them? |
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loctite works fine That's what I was hoping to do. One guy i talked to suggested not doing it because he had a rough time getting his off, but I don't really see myself taking this thing off anytime in immediate future. Unless it doesn't hold, then that would make it a non-issue anyway. |
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loctite works fine That's what I was hoping to do. One guy i talked to suggested not doing it because he had a rough time getting his off, but I don't really see myself taking this thing off anytime in immediate future. Unless it doesn't hold, then that would make it a non-issue anyway. might try wrapping the part of the handguard that slips under the delta ring with masking or electrical tape. The extra thickness would prevent rotation. On one of my first carbines, I had the non-FF YHM rail. When using a vfg during IDPA-type rifle contests I had mine rotate quite a bit. The tape worked for me. |
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holy crap that picure was destined for this thread. Its been floating around the interwebs for a year just waiting for this moment!!! |