LOCKTITE ON THREAD PROTECTOR???'s

[dickeymoore]

Used Vibra-tite

 

[ram 50 v8]

I didn't bother with any loctite, just tighten as hard as possible with hand. You can always take it off with pliers wrapped in some leather not to scratch

 

[spencer60]

No love for Rocksett?

I know it gets used on a lot of suppressor mounts. Works for high-temp applications but still dissolves in water if you want to remove it.

Was about to use it on (3) ARs I have a Huxwrx can mount for, but now I'm wondering if VC3 (above) might be a better choice.

 

[Bypass]

Vibra-Tite VC3 doesn’t harden; it turns to a rubber-like consistency. Absolutely ensures that your part won’t remove itself on its own, you’ll still be able to remove your part with simple hand tools, and it does not make a mess.

So much knowledge. I had never heard of the stuff but I will be using it from now on.

 

[cmshoot]

No love for Rocksett?

I know it gets used on a lot of suppressor mounts. Works for high-temp applications but still dissolves in water if you want to remove it.

Was about to use it on (3) ARs I have a Huxwrx can mount for, but now I'm wondering if VC3 (above) might be a better choice.

Only use Rocksett on stuff you don’t plan on removing/disassembling again. It can be a PITA, but it’s just the ticket for a muzzle device that’s a suppressor mount. That’s what I use it for.

Totally wrong stuff for a thread protector on a Glock. That thread protector has to be removed to disassemble for cleaning.