So, I have decided to install a 13" FF on my midlength Noveske barrel.
So, I strip down the front.
However, I am having a hell of a time pins on the front sight post. I got the gas tube pin easy enough.
I have soaked it overnight in pb blaster, some lube. I even called Noveske up and checked if they do or do not taper. They said they don't use taper, but if it was, go left to right.
I am pounding from left to right (safety side to mag release side), and it just will not budge.
Only thing I haven't tried is taking a torch to it.
So, is there any downside to going at the front sight with a dremel while still attached to the barrel? I mean, I know the main thing is marring the barrel, but I plan on going real slow and taping off/covering the barrel.
Either that or just taking it to a local gunsmith (one local to me in the peninsula hopefully) and having them take off the front post, probably the flash hider also.
I swear, the smith at Noveske must have gone to town on getting those on there as tight as all hell.
So, I strip down the front.
However, I am having a hell of a time pins on the front sight post. I got the gas tube pin easy enough.
I have soaked it overnight in pb blaster, some lube. I even called Noveske up and checked if they do or do not taper. They said they don't use taper, but if it was, go left to right.
I am pounding from left to right (safety side to mag release side), and it just will not budge.
Only thing I haven't tried is taking a torch to it.
So, is there any downside to going at the front sight with a dremel while still attached to the barrel? I mean, I know the main thing is marring the barrel, but I plan on going real slow and taping off/covering the barrel.
Either that or just taking it to a local gunsmith (one local to me in the peninsula hopefully) and having them take off the front post, probably the flash hider also.
I swear, the smith at Noveske must have gone to town on getting those on there as tight as all hell.

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