Posted: 3/19/2025 11:27:37 AM EDT
| I've seen reports both ways. Trying to determine if I need to soak in water or if should just go straight to the vice/reaction rod. |
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Originally Posted By scuba_steve: I've seen reports both ways. Trying to determine if I need to soak in water or if should just go straight to the vice/reaction rod. No. Threads are dry and muzzle devices are installed/timed with crush washers. This is for any SBR, Pistol Variant, or anything with a barrel 16" or longer. Our 14.5" configurations (V7 SLW, M4A1, and M4A1 RIII) have pinned/welded muzzle devices. Don't try to spin those off. You'll ruin your barrel. |
Joe Marler
Daniel Defense
Law Enforcement Sales Manager
Daniel Defense
Law Enforcement Sales Manager
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Originally Posted By Marler5811: No. Threads are dry and muzzle devices are installed/timed with crush washers. This is for any SBR, Pistol Variant, or anything with a barrel 16" or longer. Our 14.5" configurations (V7 SLW, M4A1, and M4A1 RIII) have pinned/welded muzzle devices. Don't try to spin those off. You'll ruin your barrel. Fantastic, thanks. For a 16" V7 LW and an 18" V7 Pro, BTW. Swapping out for Huxwrx suppressor mounts. |
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Originally Posted By scuba_steve: Fantastic, thanks. For a 16" V7 LW and an 18" V7 Pro, BTW. Swapping out for Huxwrx suppressor mounts. You're good to go. Just spin them off with your upper secured in a vice with an upper receiver vice block or reaction rod. Install Muzzle devices per HuxWrx instructions. |
Joe Marler
Daniel Defense
Law Enforcement Sales Manager
Daniel Defense
Law Enforcement Sales Manager