Well shit.
Mission Accomplished, I had some set backs though.
My only complaint is how cheap the set screws were. I initially had things in place and torqued down just right. (Not over tight.) So I I proceeded to back one of them out to use red loctite.
The screw damn right snapped in half while I was
loosening it
wtf? I mean I expected that to maybe happen when tightening, but loosening? w/e..
An hour with an automatic center punch/hand drill later, I got the broken screw fragment out without harming the FSB threads.
I took a trip to Menard's with the FSB in hand and found some spare screws
10-32 IIRC 5/8" long fit perfectly just incase anyone else runs into my problem. Also they seemed to be alot better quality than the supplied armalite screws (which I found sad)
I have everything torqued down and I cannot muscle the thing out of place. (255lb guy that used to power lift) so I don't see the FSB going anywhere. I also applied red loctite which is being left on to cure.
Also the FSB is not touching the rail. I left enough space for a drivers license sized card to swipe through.
The FSB is a quality piece, the screws? Not so much
Debating on adding a flash hider, or just leaving the thread protector.
FYI this is a government profile barrel, not an M4 cut.
Now the sight is not F marked, but since it's at rifle length will I need a longer front sight post? I'm sure it matters even less on a 9mm.