Put a free float hand rail on my AR and used to much loctite on the barrel nut. Not the lock ring for the rail wont break loose. Is there something out there to soften up the loctite to get the ring off?
Gunsmithing Used to much loctite
- Thread starter tackleberry2000
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Ok. Thanks. Was hoping to do it before labor day weekend but thats ok. Have to get the heat gun from the old man. Thanks again. If some one has another way I'd be open to trying it.
Did you use red or blue?
If red, you will need 500*F (per Loctite data sheet) to soften sufficiently to break loose. Good luck with a heat gun. This will require a torch. Though here in Texas, placing outside in sun, works great
If blue, a heat gun might be enough, though Loctite states "normal tools" to remove.
Good luck.
preheat oven
open oven door
cookie sheet on lower level
set receiver on cookie sheet with barrel out almost closed door
bake
not positive on temps to affect receiver or barrel but 300 shouldn't hurt it
open oven door
cookie sheet on lower level
set receiver on cookie sheet with barrel out almost closed door
bake
not positive on temps to affect receiver or barrel but 300 shouldn't hurt it
hair dryer first: if properly concentrated, it don'will harm anything_
if it would not be enough, be cautious w. the heat gun_keep at hand the right tools to immediately work on the heated stubborn part, w.gloved hands_
even workin'on heavily "loctitized"parts on my chopper, I've never needed more than this...
if it would not be enough, be cautious w. the heat gun_keep at hand the right tools to immediately work on the heated stubborn part, w.gloved hands_
even workin'on heavily "loctitized"parts on my chopper, I've never needed more than this...
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The barrel nut is off the rifle. And i used blue loctite. Was wondering if soaking in gun scrubber would work or something like that.
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