I have a Thunderbeast 7.62 and several other makes on order awaiting tax stamps. I have seen posts/articles about supressors either backing off or sticking on the barrel threads from heat and dirt.
I think I can fix this.
My idea is to coat the threads on both the barrel and the supressor with my anti-galling coating we use for steel oil tool in order to prevent galling or thread locking.
Then I want to shoot full auto until the supressor sticks on an uncoated version and shoot past that temp/rd. count with the coated version and take it off normally.
As this coating works perfectly on both carbon steel and stainless steels like Inconel in oil wells under tremendous heat and pressure I think it'll work here.
It is a permanent coating so it should be worth trying ....and repeating.
Thos test may well melt barrels and supressors before the coating fails but I do plan to offer it for sale if successful.
Anyone have any ideas or comments of a constructive nature ?
I think I can fix this.
My idea is to coat the threads on both the barrel and the supressor with my anti-galling coating we use for steel oil tool in order to prevent galling or thread locking.
Then I want to shoot full auto until the supressor sticks on an uncoated version and shoot past that temp/rd. count with the coated version and take it off normally.
As this coating works perfectly on both carbon steel and stainless steels like Inconel in oil wells under tremendous heat and pressure I think it'll work here.
It is a permanent coating so it should be worth trying ....and repeating.
Thos test may well melt barrels and supressors before the coating fails but I do plan to offer it for sale if successful.
Anyone have any ideas or comments of a constructive nature ?