Gwinnett county area gunsmith recommendation needed for HK MR762 flash hider removal

[themayor]

Fort Daniel has done a lot of excellent work for me recently. Barrel threading, trigger jobs and cerakoting.

 

[Clearance_Clarence]

Who should I talk to?






Never heard about Fort Daniel... are they good?

I'll let you know what I think of the work at FT Daniel when I get my rifle back, Nate is threading it.

 

[kwelhand]

I'll let you know what I think of the work at FT Daniel when I get my rifle back, Nate is threading it.

Thanks,

 

[Clearance_Clarence]

Thanks,

Nate called me earlier today and I'll be picking up the rifle on Monday from him. I'll do a write up when I get everything back letting you know my experiences.

 

[divemaverick]

Mark at Accurate Ordnance. David and Jason do world class work and build some gorgeous guns. The work you are looking for would be cake for them. Go to their website and call Mark (the "office" guy lol)

 

[kwelhand]

Mark at Accurate Ordnance. David and Jason do world class work and build some gorgeous guns. The work you are looking for would be cake for them. Go to their website and call Mark (the "office" guy lol)

Thanks... I appreciate it.
Unfortunately, HK flash hider is set pretty tight from the factory and required some skill to remove it w/o the scratches.

 

[Clearance_Clarence]

Thanks... I appreciate it.
Unfortunately, HK flash hider is set pretty tight from the factory and required some skill to remove it w/o the scratches.

Probably takes a good soak in some hot water to break down the rockset used to keep it on.

 

[kwelhand]

I had to remove the flash hider from HK MR556 for AAC suppressor adapter and it wasn't a joke.
Ended up using a torch to temporally heat up the flash hider and the sucker finally came off...
Try to torch up the now $8,000 HK MR762!

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=322894162

^^That's just plain NUTS.

Probably takes a good soak in some hot water to break down the rockset used to keep it on.