Before you torch it, prior to hitting it with a rubber mallet, did you remove the socket cap screw that retains the locking lever in place?
If that didn't help, again assuming the socket cap screw and locking lever was removed, have you tried using a strap wrench around the locking collar to break the carbon off. Now that the collar is free to rotate, you leverage a wood block or something between the rail and back of the collar to push it off.
(Note: With the lock lever removed, only put the strap wrench on the locking collar only - NOT ON THE SUPPRESSOR BODY - the extrusion/tab on the BDC of the muzzle device that interfaces with the cutout on the suppressor prevents the main body from rotating around the bore axis.)
The idea for leveraging a breaker bar came from Kudu22 actually:
https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...-as-F***/page6



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