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Posted: 11/23/2006 4:11:01 AM EDT
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Got a romy kit from copes with a rusted muzzle brake that will not come off ...........soaked it in clp over night ten depressed the pin and tried to twist it off in a vice ...............didn't work, any suggestions? p.s. they didnt include a selector lever either. |
Try putting some heat to it ! a propane torch will work. and you are turning it the proper direction correct(LH threads) If you dont want to heat it up , try soaking it in PB Blaster or Kroil |
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its great to see a company so willing to take care of its customers as for the fix (may require killing the slant) rust scale gets built up on the inside and basicly locks the 2 together smack the brake with a hammer few times try and break some of the crap off then stick it in a vise and twist it like you got a pair LOL PS sometimes going the wrong way isnt a bad thang |
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I got like 5 of their kits right before they went up 10 bucks. The first one had the complete front end covered in rust, with light pitting. The slant break was frozen on too. I cant complain really, 3 others were pretty good with no rust or major problems. The last one was new, still had the wax paper down the barrel So far, ive only built the rusted one. Hit the barrel and it's gas block/front sight with some steel wool and it cleaned up just fine. Barrel looks great, used but not shot out. Plenty of rifling left. Built it on a flat, all I have left to do is re-install the barrel and pin it. All my kits were matching numbers barrel/bolt/bc. None had matching FCG(doesnt matter anyways) and one didnt have a matching dust cover. Overall I was more than happy with the kits. Cool to see they're are on here and interact with customers. Also, I dont think any of my selectors were numbered at all. Im gonna go put my barrel back in now, it's almost 03:45AM but I just drank a redbull ![]() ETA: I tried to get off my break. I oiled it up and let it sit. I punched out the pins holding in the front sight/break detent pin. Got the detent pin out, then torqued the break down with my press. I thought that'd get it out but it was a NO-GO. I gave up after that, I dont plan on taking it off really so im not worried about it. Im just worried i'll have a problemt when I press the barrel back into the trunnion. |
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