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Thread Protectors #7202716 06/20/18 02:18 AM
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I just ordered a rifle that has a threaded barrel with a thread protector. I have no plans to get a brake or suppressor so the thread protector would stay on it if I don't have the barrel cut down two inches and re-crowned. My question is this:
Do the thread protector's come loose from shooting and is there a way to keep them from coming loose? Loctite seems like the obvious answer but I don't have any experience with thread protectors so I don't know if that would work or not.


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Never really had a problem coming loose. You will naturally hand check it
I have about 4 guns with tps

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Put some low strength LockTite on, and tighten by hand, all you can. Should be good to go.


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Originally Posted By: FiremanJG
Put some low strength LockTite on, and tighten by hand, all you can. Should be good to go.


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A small o-ring from HD behind the thread protector will keep it on and makes removing easy.
Or a small dab of silicone.


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Blue Loctite will do.


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Originally Posted By: easttxhoghunter
Blue Loctite will do.

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