m14 ebr flashider removal

[75thRanger]

So I want to get a mock suppressor for my ca m14 ebr match but the flash hider wont come off it doesnt have a screw on the bottom of the flash hider. I was wondering if anyone had any clue on how to remove it to put on a mock suppressor?

[AlexDean]

if its plastic, bang it on something or try smashing it a hammer. LOL

I dropped mine by accident and it cracked the plastic nozzle and it came right off. LOL

i dont recommend this though. =)

[Gills]

it is a metal flash hider. Ive seen it

[SinfulPain]

If it doesn't have a setscrew, you will have to take a heatgun to it for several minutes to weaken the loc-tite, or boil it in water (with the tip of the barrel in a plastic bag, so you don't risk rusting the barrel) for about 10 minutes, and use pliers with teeth to break the loc-tite off. The boiling water method would be the safest method, if you want to keep from causing any cosmetic damage.

~Brian

[Crono0001]

If it's plastic and won't screw off, use a monkey wrench and break it off

Or you could do what I did for my first AEG and melt it off haha

[Gills]

If it's plastic and won't screw off, use a monkey wrench and break it off

Crono, No offense, unless you want some, What part of "it is a metal flash hider. Ive seen it" did you not comprehend?

[AlexDean]

lol ouch.

Gills, no offense, unless you want some, what part of "Or you could do what I did for my first AEG and melt it off haha" did you not understand.

=)

[AxisOfOil]

Or, you can go get yourself a hacksaw and a 14mm ccw dye. Guaranteed to work. lol.

[Gills]

I didnt know that you can melt off a metal flash hider without damaging the threads. seems kinda silly thing to do but what ever floats your boat.

[IconarmsDealer]

If it doesn't have a setscrew, you will have to take a heatgun to it for several minutes to weaken the loc-tite, or boil it in water (with the tip of the barrel in a plastic bag, so you don't risk rusting the barrel) for about 10 minutes, and use pliers with teeth to break the loc-tite off. The boiling water method would be the safest method, if you want to keep from causing any cosmetic damage.

~Brian

Unless its steel it wont rust..With the exception of some higher end guns RS,and VFC come to mind. these guns have a lot of Steel. But most of the time" All METAL", or "Real Metal" usualy means some kind of metal, but not True steel!.If a magnet sticks to it, its steel....and can rust. Magnet No sticky, then no rusty!