BlackfoxFeb 13, 2010 5:19am
Gents
Removing CA M249 Mk-II flash hider
Leslie ChowFeb 13, 2010 1:40pm
Copious amounts of lock tight was probably used to install the flash hider.
BarrierBarrageFeb 14, 2010 12:05am
[quote="Amateur Ninja"]Copious amounts of lock tight was probably used to install the flash hider.
BlackfoxFeb 14, 2010 6:11am
do that, and vice grips and it will come off, but it will also get scratched, but if u really want to, thats what is needed
Dagger_X11Feb 14, 2010 6:51am
Here you go buddy. It's going to be Clockwise Threads. Heat it up with a heat gun *best way, or a lighter if that is all you have. wrap a rag around the FH a few times, making it thick so when you go to use a wrench / pliers, you wont mar up the finish.. Works for me. :D
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Leslie ChowFeb 14, 2010 7:32pm
[quote="Blackfox"]
do that, and vice grips and it will come off, but it will also get scratched, but if u really want to, thats what is needed
BlackfoxFeb 28, 2010 2:56am
CAG
Dagger_X11Feb 28, 2010 3:24am
I would say it has POS threads like the Para. Just not 100% sure. Again, try a heat gun or some sort of heat, a rag to protect the barrel / flash hider and see if it breaks loose. It should.
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BarrierBarrageFeb 28, 2010 5:31pm
[quote="Blackfox"]
do that, and vice grips and it will come off, but it will also get scratched, but if u really want to, thats what is needed
BlackfoxMar 6, 2010 2:13am
Should have the same thread direction and pitch, there is no logical reason the change it because of two different variation of the same replica.