Easiest To Remove Adhesive for Barrel Nut on Quick Switch Barrel Rifles

[geezerhood]

Never mind. Decided to go a different route.

[sharpshooter]

Use a jamb nut.

[geezerhood]

Never mind.

[sharpshooter]

The system is made from 2 barrel nuts. A 1/4" slice from one nut is the jamb nut, and the other nut is shortened slightly less, and a short section of the o.d. is turned down to the bottom of the grooves on the main nut to re-align the wrench to the slots.

[geezerhood]

Never mind.

[GrenGuy]

If You want to go with adhesive, Red Loctite will work and can be softened and released with 500 degrees of heat.

[bsekf]

How about using a set screw in the nut? Would have to be careful not to screw up the barrel threads. Dedicate a barrel nut and recoil lug to each barrel and action, then use mastic or set screw.

[geezerhood]

Never mind.

[yobuck]

Im still stuck on the ( out in the field part. )
I suppose you could shove the barrel under a car trunk lid and have somebody sit on the lid.

[geezerhood]

Never mind.

[Robinhood]

Im still stuck on the ( out in the field part. ) I suppose you could shove the barrel under a car trunk lid and have somebody sit on the lid. If you hit it with a 5 lb sledge it will break free. I mean it wont be torqued but 5 lbs if you tighten it in your lap. Also, you can get some 500 degree temp sticks at t he weld shop so you know when the red breaks loose. For some reason Monkeys and footballs come to mind. maybe a vice mounted in the receiver hitch to hold an action wrench. Seriously, you will tire of the hassle. Buy more 250 dollar actions and QD rings.

[GrenGuy]

^^ I like the vice mounted on the receiver hitch idea ^^

[yobuck]

I like just having another gun or 2 along even better.
But to each his own.

[Robinhood]

The same company that makes your rifle makes what you are looking for it is called a Barloc. https://www.americanrifle.com/shop/product/barloc-10?category=7