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Well I jb welded the thread and screwed it on and wiped it clean. Nothing short of a blow torch or cutting the tip off will remove it now. I got a nice cap on there that is flush with the barrel so won't have issues removing anything later down the line. thanks everyone for the advice.

Great, thanks for the info man!

Ok, will something like jb weld hold up then?

How will epoxy hold up against the heat after firing lets say 50-100 rnds? Also would removing the threads cause any issue with the barrel other then cosmetic?

Hey guys, I do apologize if this has been covered already. My question is, if I use a dremel to grind the threads on my barrel, and then file and sand it smooth, will this compromise the integrity of the barrel/accuracy of the gun? If I'm good to go, is there a way to take my thread protector...

I gotta find one thatll do it for me durring a pandemic is gonna be impossible lol

Might be a dumb question but could I weld the pin with a solder iron will that work? Or does it not get hot enough.

Thank you.

Hello all, new member, first time AR builder. I'm going to be building my first New York compliant AR15 in .300BLK. Thinking about purchasing this upper and lower kit and then putting this thordsen stock and grip on it. It comes with a mil spec buffer tube in the kit, my question is what size...