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10-15-2012, 04:58 PM
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I've never used it, but keeping it in place should be no big deal. File a small flat on the bottom of the barrel for the set screw to lock into. Put a bead of Blue LocTite on the barrel and slip the shroud on. Put some more on the set screw and tighten it down.
Joel makes good products and he stands behind them.
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Makes me nervous to file a flat spot on the barrel but the blue thread lock I have and its ok to put directly onto the barrel?
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10-15-2012, 05:04 PM
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Makes me nervous to file a flat spot on the barrel but the blue thread lock I have and its ok to put directly onto the barrel?
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Then don't do the slot. It just adds an additional level of attachment security. Blue LocTite will not hurt a barrel any more than it hurts scope mount or other screws. DO NOT use Green or Red LocTite. Those make pretty much permanent bonds requiring heat and chemicals to remove.
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10-15-2012, 05:17 PM
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Then don't do the slot. It just adds an additional level of attachment security. Blue LocTite will not hurt a barrel any more than it hurts scope mount or other screws. DO NOT use Green or Red LocTite. Those make pretty much permanent bonds requiring heat and chemicals to remove.
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I have the blue removeable loctite in my gun cleaning bag from my ruger 10/22 build so I will use that.
If I were to file a flat section on the barrel what would be a good file to use so that I do not go to deep?
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10-15-2012, 05:56 PM
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I have the blue removeable loctite in my gun cleaning bag from my ruger 10/22 build so I will use that.
If I were to file a flat section on the barrel what would be a good file to use so that I do not go to deep?
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1/4 or 3/8 half-cut mill file. Depth is controlled by pressure on the file - press down harder, cut deeper. It doesn't take much. I actually cut a 1/16" deep slot in the underside of the barrel so it would be impossible for the set screw to slide across the barrel.
I mounted a TactiCool threaded barrel adapter on the barrel and a Tactical Solutions muzzle brake/compensator on the adapter.
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10-15-2012, 06:09 PM
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1/4 or 3/8 half-cut mill file. Depth is controlled by pressure on the file - press down harder, cut deeper. It doesn't take much. I actually cut a 1/16" deep slot in the underside of the barrel so it would be impossible for the set screw to slide across the barrel.
I mounted a TactiCool threaded barrel adapter on the barrel and a Tactical Solutions muzzle brake/compensator on the adapter.
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I might give it a try, just have to see how I feel about it when I get the shroud.
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10-15-2012, 06:13 PM
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I might give it a try, just have to see how I feel about it when I get the shroud.
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Just keep telling yourself, "it's just an inanimate piece of metal".
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10-15-2012, 08:35 PM
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Just keep telling yourself, "it's just an inanimate piece of metal".
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that is true but if I mess it up it is a costly inanimate piece of metal
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