morgaj1 WKR Joined Mar 9, 2020 Dec 9, 2024 #1 I fully understand the need for anti-seize on muzzle threads when installing a suppressor on a rifle. What I am unclear about is whether anti-seize is needed on the threads of the cap of my SilencerCentral Banish 30 suppressor?
I fully understand the need for anti-seize on muzzle threads when installing a suppressor on a rifle. What I am unclear about is whether anti-seize is needed on the threads of the cap of my SilencerCentral Banish 30 suppressor?
L Lawnboi WKR Joined Mar 2, 2012 Location North Central Wi Dec 9, 2024 #2 No anti seize on anything. All it does is attract carbon and you end up with black goop.