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So why that instead of say, 620? Just curious

@@gtcam723 Unless there is another green loctite then 620 IS green loctite. It's what you want. Loctite retaining compound was designed for slip fit joints and the AR15 barrel/receiver fit constitutes a slip fit joint. Mike Ross from Criterion Barrels suggests this too. I've been doing it on the last few of my builds and it has resulted in good accuracy.

Mike Ross from Criterion, Inc. Also recommends this. It's really the correct way to assemble an upper.

@@armorers_wrench man I’m having a hard time keeping them all straight

@@armorers_wrenchdoes using 620 make removing the barrel much more difficult?

PLX-C? Idk why that would be a temporary scope. The PLX-C is legitimately a great LPVO. It doesn't try to be a red dot and as such has a great 1x reticle and the 1x itself is very flat which is unusual for FFP LPVOs. The 8x is serviceable, glass is good, its lightweight, tbh I can't think of an LPVO that is much better that really justifies the massive increase in price.

@@armorers_wrench Actually it is the 1st gen Platinum that PA sold. 1-8x24 ACSS reticle.

Lime loctite #609 works great as a bedding compound for AR barrels.

@@American_hoboalso likes to drink it.

@@dwilsonmfg objection, consumption of Loctite 609 has no relevancy on the efficacy of the compound for use as a bedding substance.

Its loctite green retaining compound for slip fit joints.

Actually works ok on my iPhone, but probably was an editing mistake

Be a nerd somewhere else

Ballistic advantage makes their barrels

@@yeshua1176 Not all of em.

@@Neil.Anblomi then who because a simple Google search tells me so as well as Mike stating the same in many videos

@@yeshua1176 It was a post in the SOLGW owners group on facebook. Mike didn’t disclose who is making the new barrels but I’m 90% sure (I can’t find the post now) he said it wasn’t BA.

The combat and marksman barrels are for sure BA. The new precision barrels in 416r/3R I suspect are Pac-Nor or BHW. Not a lot of barrel makers do the 3R poly so it's not hard to deduce the possibilities. Look at the pricing of others that sell Pac-Nor and BHW barrels and you'll be close on which it is likely to be.