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OM3GA · December 6th, 2012, 03:01

I know on my King Arms M4 there was a set screw in the flash hider. It was filled in with glue however and I had to get that out first (I used the tip of a knife.) It was also glued to the threads which are 14mm CCW, same as a Toyko Marui and most other clones. In my case I just used force but something such as a heat gun may help. Just remember if you do use pure force to wear eye protection as there is a chance for the plastic to fragment. Don't worry too much about hurting the outer barrel either as long as you are sure there is no set screw.

December 6th, 2012, 03:01	#6
OM3GA Trader rating Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Orillia, Ontario	I know on my King Arms M4 there was a set screw in the flash hider. It was filled in with glue however and I had to get that out first (I used the tip of a knife.) It was also glued to the threads which are 14mm CCW, same as a Toyko Marui and most other clones. In my case I just used force but something such as a heat gun may help. Just remember if you do use pure force to wear eye protection as there is a chance for the plastic to fragment. Don't worry too much about hurting the outer barrel either as long as you are sure there is no set screw. __________________ Durate et vosmet rebus servate secundis.