Hey,
Want to stand here and gossip?! Or do you want to shoot somebody?!
I think theres a little hex screw at the bottom of the flash hider..I could be wrong,but thats how it is on most of the AEG's.....
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Yea I saw that but it doesn't want to budge...I guess I really have to turn it hard. I just didn't want to bend my hex tools, or hurt my gun.... :D
Want to stand here and gossip?! Or do you want to shoot somebody?!
are you sure your turning it the right way? :lol:
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left and right I turned and it didn't work....anyone know which way to turn it for sure?
Want to stand here and gossip?! Or do you want to shoot somebody?!
Never messed with one, so not sure. But the screw may have loc-tite on it, which would require more pressure to break it loose.
The orange plastic flash hider on my CA M15 did not have a set screw but did have some sort of glue applied to it which made it a little hard to get off. To make a long story short I ruined it getting it off. No big deal as I didn't want a plastic orange flash hider anyways...
[quote="riotdork"]The orange plastic flash hider on my CA M15 did not have a set screw but did have some sort of glue applied to it which made it a little hard to get off. To make a long story short I ruined it getting it off. No big deal as I didn't want a plastic orange flash hider anyways...
Just push toward the screw with alot of pressure,and turn it counter-clockwise.this should work...
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The hex should be like the conventional tighty righty, lefty loosey, and the flashider could go either clock-wise or counter-clock-wise.
DJ (Dennis)
[quote="neouser"][quote="riotdork"]The orange plastic flash hider on my CA M15 did not have a set screw but did have some sort of glue applied to it which made it a little hard to get off. To make a long story short I ruined it getting it off. No big deal as I didn't want a plastic orange flash hider anyways...