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- State
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- Zip Code
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Hi, it's me again, the guy who sells things at a loss after making a mistake.
Item for sale is this bad boy: https://www.jprifles.com/buy.php?item=JPHG3-7D-RC
Finished in multicam dark brown Cerakote: https://www.cerakote.com/shop/cerakote-coating/H-342/multicam-dark-brown
Comes with all original hardware as shipped plus a 2" accessory rail
I was super excited when I received this for my new 308 AR build and ran out to get it all Cerakoted. It was only after getting it back all beautifully coated that I actually read the install instructions. The JP attachment system requires the use of Loctite 271 (PDF link to instructions), better known as Loctite Red. Loctite Red will not cure without exposure to metal, so I should have told the Cerakote shop not to coat the threads of the barrel nut or upper receiver threads.
I started removing the Cerakote with a gentle application of a 220 grit lapping compound on the threads, and it's clearly not going to get the job done.
So if you have better tools or want to put in elbow grease that I'm too lazy for, here ya go - have a nice handguard at a discount.
Price is firm, will ship at your cost.
Item for sale is this bad boy: https://www.jprifles.com/buy.php?item=JPHG3-7D-RC
Finished in multicam dark brown Cerakote: https://www.cerakote.com/shop/cerakote-coating/H-342/multicam-dark-brown
Comes with all original hardware as shipped plus a 2" accessory rail
I was super excited when I received this for my new 308 AR build and ran out to get it all Cerakoted. It was only after getting it back all beautifully coated that I actually read the install instructions. The JP attachment system requires the use of Loctite 271 (PDF link to instructions), better known as Loctite Red. Loctite Red will not cure without exposure to metal, so I should have told the Cerakote shop not to coat the threads of the barrel nut or upper receiver threads.
I started removing the Cerakote with a gentle application of a 220 grit lapping compound on the threads, and it's clearly not going to get the job done.
So if you have better tools or want to put in elbow grease that I'm too lazy for, here ya go - have a nice handguard at a discount.
Price is firm, will ship at your cost.
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