Well Im sure if anyone would know It would be you. Ill order some and give it a shot. You know if any major retailers carry it?
I would certainly like to see BCM start supplying LPGB’s in a taper pinned configuration as they do on their 18" SPR’s and short KINO offerings. A single taper pin is very effective (and easily removable). When I’m doing a build requiring an LPGB, I always go with a Daniel Defense barrel with LPGB.
Nope. I ordered it from Amazon and waited the 2-3 days for it to arrive.
There’s no need to as evidenced by this thread. Wanna guess how many Noveske and similar single pin blocks I have seen people destroy with a hammer and punch?
I wonder if that stuff works for Rockset…
Probably a lot as most try to do it without proper tools or training. For those with experience, not an issue.
Warm water works for Rockset.
That’s what I’ve heard… but have yet to try it.
I don’t believe Rocksett contains cyanoacrylate.
Hot water. I put water in a pot and boil it. Hold the muzzle device in there for about 5 minutes or so and then throw it up in the vise. You can also soak it in hot water for longer if you don’t mind standing around.
Unfortunately the withouts outnumber the haves quite a bit.
Hobby Shops that sell model airplanes and kits, they are almost completely built with CA. It works great to unstick fingers also.
ADCO assembled my upper. I’m happy with it so far. Few thousand rounds accurate, trouble free and everything looks good but the gas block pin. Functional but not pretty, which I couldn’t care less about as it’s under a handgaurd.
That Bob Smith stuff is Dimethylformamide. That’s an impressive solvent that works well on any strongly-basic chemical. That’s why it’s more effective than acetone on cyanoacrylate, but Rocksett (sodium silicate) is also strongly basic. I’ve never tried Bob Smith on Rocksett (never used Rocksett at all) but my guess is that it would work as a solvent, and probably quite a bit better than water.
Never had a problem with ADCO.
That’s good to know. I know you mentioned this before, but I wasn’t sure how effective it might be.
I think I may be able to find the Bob smith’s Uncure in stock today at a local hobby shop in town. How much force is required to break them free once this does its job?
I just went through this myself. I couldn’t do it myself. I had to have a gun smith take my fsb off. He said it was the toughest one he has ever taken off.
ADCO is great. id highly recommend it
I just removed my bcm gas block today with no heat at all which was surprising. All I used was a multi Allen wrench tool.