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    Rocksett on muzzle device

    How necessary is a thread locker on a muzzle device? After torqage is this thing gonna walk itself loose?
    Seeing if anyone has actual Intel or is this an unwritten law?
    Last edited by Backfire; 06-03-22 at 08:19. Reason: Sp

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    Only use it for suppressor mounts. Even then, rocksett doesn't have much shelf life and doesn't work when it gets old.
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    After torque and carbon fouling they become pretty hard to remove, so I wouldn't think it's necessary.

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    When using a suppressor use rocksett. If not using a suppressor, just torque it to spec.
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    I’ve had a mount walk before. I’m pretty religious about Rocksett. No need to bother with most non-mount devices.

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    Thanks all

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    I have used the PA shim system and torqued the MD to 20 ft# without problems. https://precisionarmament.com/accu-w...gnment-system/

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    Quote Originally Posted by GH41 View Post
    I have used the PA shim system and torqued the MD to 20 ft# without problems. https://precisionarmament.com/accu-w...gnment-system/
    This is what I use.
    Gettin' down innagrass.
    Let's Go Brandon!

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    degrease threads on barrel and muzzle device if you do use it

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    The Smith Vortex self-tightens when the gun is fired. A different device poorly designed or executed could self-loosen. Put it on loosely, fire a shot, and see if it is tighter or looser?

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