Help with taking off muzzle device

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  • chef1231

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    Apr 23, 2014
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    So I just bought a new cz scorpion micro and it’s the new version with a flash can instead of a fake suppressor. I want to remove it and screw on my real one but it’s down in the hand guard. Any thoughts? Can I just twist the can off ?
     

    chef1231

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    Apr 23, 2014
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    Okay well I did not have a heat gun but a little lite hand torch seemed to do the trick. Holy cow was that thing on there. lol
     

    tv1217

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    Mar 11, 2009
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    I think the micro has a kinda castle nut situation, right? Doesn't help you much now but when I was looking into getting one, I remember seeing a video where the guy used some kind of spanner wrench that was made for changing the wheels on a grinder. Maybe it will help someone else.
     

    Tactically Fat

    Grandmaster
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    Oct 8, 2014
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    If you want the barrel nut off (which holds the handguard on) you'll need a 21mm deep well socket. Or you can buy the expensive "made specifically for the Scorpion" tool that a few folks make/sell.

    I got lucky in that my flash can was just on there without thread locker. Once I was able to brace the gun, the flash can came right off. 1/2x28 threads on that side of things, too.

    I have a fear that my booster/spacer (integral to the suppressor) will spin off the can and get stuck inside the handguard of my Scorpion. So I bought the socket to get the retaining nut off should I ever decide to replace the handguard.
     
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