blackout removal tool for ACC 300 blkout upper tool

[badkarma]

Any chance of ACC making one

[JasonM]

Any chance of ACC making one

If you mean for the flash hider, then yes, they are making one. I have no idea of time or cost.

[badkarma]

Does that mean in order to get flash suppressor off ACC 9" URX3 I can do it easily?

[J Krammes]

Why not try a wrench?

[badkarma]

What type of wrench?

[chrismartin]

What type of wrench?

One that fits the wrench flats at the back of the flash hider

7/8" wrench

I use a big adjustable wrench. If that's too thick because of the rail system, you can use a crows foot and a breaker bar or a properly sized wrench of any kind.

http://www.advanced-armament.com/st/Package-FH-Card.pdf

[JKrammes]

I thought Robert said that they are 22mm. So just use an adjustable...

[JasonM]

boom:

[badkarma]

holy hell. were can i get one.

[JasonM]

holy hell. were can i get one.

They are not cheap, but they should show up as in-stock very soon:

http://www.advanced-armament.com/produc ... 03#pid=958

[badkarma]

you are the f___man. thank you so much. I have had 4 ar gunsmiths try and never got it off. will be ordering.

[J Krammes]

Is that thing cast?

Are they really that hard to get off? I have to remove the Blackout off my 300BLK upper, and I was just going to use an adjustable. Jason, do you know if a reviever block will be good enough of a hold to twist that off?

Jk

[badkarma]

the 9" is. so close to rails hard to access the flats. even taking off kac bottom rail, soaking in water for 24hrs, heating it up, etc..... tool ordered, adapter is already here looks great cant wait.

[badkarma]

9" ACC SBR + adapter + 9mm can + 220 subsonic ammo = happy camper

[JasonM]

Is that thing cast?

Are they really that hard to get off? I have to remove the Blackout off my 300BLK upper, and I was just going to use an adjustable. Jason, do you know if a reviever block will be good enough of a hold to twist that off?

Jk

They can be tricky sometimes, but there is little clearance with the new rail. Some folks have ground their wrenches thinner.

Whatever works.

[badkarma]

Well tool came in. Still will NOT come off..........I have heated it up, boiled it in water, let it sit water for 24hrs, used a strap wrench, used a 22mm wrench,, used the new ACC tool and still nothing. I am so over trying to get it off sorry also four AR gunsmiths too............

[chrismartin]

How long was your wrench?
How are you securing the pper? Upper receiver vise block?
A little leverage goes a long way.

[badkarma]

yep vise block and 12" wrench

[chrismartin]

The only thing I would do is try more leverage, but carefully.
Heat won't do anything (Rocksett handles heat up to 1200 degrees)
It is water soluble, but the water has to penetrate the threads and get to the rocksett, which is tough.
It's really not that tough of a bond when it's not painted on. Sounds like you have a serious layer of it in there.

[Ryo]

When you say vice block, are you clamping down on the barrel? If so is it rotating as you use the wrench? If so you need to clamp it down better.

Also more leverage/torque from a longer wrench will help. Also sounds like you have to put more muscle into it. Hopefully it won't damage the flash hider.

[badkarma]

what about soaking in water longer

[shootertom]

I would give your wrench a quit tap with a hammer. Might help to jolt it loose if your getting movement in your vice.

[JasonM]

Stop whatever you are doing at this point, and send it to AAC.

[rogerme]

Stop whatever you are doing at this point, and send it to AAC.

That just sounds like a cop out. He bought the special removal tool he boils the dam thing. IT IS PERSONAL NOW!!!!!! He don't need no stinking gunsmith....

[JasonM]

Stop whatever you are doing at this point, and send it to AAC.

IT IS PERSONAL NOW!!!!!! He don't need no stinking gunsmith....

ha ha!