Muzzle brake help

its a spacer, in case the threads on your barrel are longer than the threads inside the brake. if you are planning to use a suppressor, never use a crush washer behind it (use the spacer)

Seriously, put that washer under a small torch and see what it does. Then I'll tell what it's really used for.

You won't frick it up. It's supposed to be heated so you can peel it apart and use the various thickness of the shims to properly clock and torque the brake.

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You won't frick it up. It's supposed to be heated so you can peel it apart and use the various thickness of the shims to properly clock and torque the brake.

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I may need someone more knowledgeable to do this for me

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ow much knowledge do you need for fire? Or a heat gun? Or the burner on your range? Hang thee head in shame and turn in your mancard.

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Straight from the Broke profile

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AKA Buttercup

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Well place confusing washer on part that turns red when knob is turned.

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And I'm a veteran of these fine US armed forces. I get to keep my man card unless I start sucking dick one day.

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I am too but that just means your mancard has a V-device. Not having the capability to burn something doesn't cut you any slack around these parts...

Oh, and have a razor blade handy. If you have one...

This is what you should get if that is a peel washer.



It's just a stack of very thin washers that have been pressed together. Should be 0.002", 0.005", and 0.010" thicknesses.