Rocksett,2 OZ

It’s rock setter. Works as described. I use for pew pews and no issues with it.

Easy to apply & take off

Recommend apply a little extra if you plan on using with a suppressor.

This glue worked incredibly well locking in my muzzle break on my rifle. I almost didn’t get it tightened down before the adhesive kicked in! And it’s super high temp.. perfect for emptying a few mags quickly at the range.

I love this for muzzle devices.

Strengths: Works extremely well. Muzzle devices are solid and unmoving.Weaknesses: Not prime eligible (lol)Recommendation: If you need to thread lock something that involves high temps, this is the stuff you want.Review: Arrived quickly, and Rocksett called me to confirm my shipping address before sending it out (sometimes my address pops up as invalid since it's a newer address). They were very friendly on the phone and shipped it out that same day. Usually I stay away from non-Amazon Prime eligible items because... I'm a lazy American. But Flexbar is a reputable company and purchasing through Amazon is easy.Rocksett is perfect for setting muzzle devices and recommended by AAC for all their muzzle devices. Instructions are straightforward. It works great and you'll probably never get the muzzle device off of there without submerging it in water for a day or so, since it breaks down in water, not with heat like loctite. Of course if you are willing to snap off threads inside the muzzle device, by all means do not follow the Rocksett removal instructions and do not submerge it. Your life bro/bro-ette

These guys kind of have the market cornered. There aren’t many chemicals that will do what there supposed to under extreme heat such as that from a suppressor. There is a video out there where a guy torques the same muzzle device on using all the different chemicals loctite, vibratite and rocksett. Rocksett is the only one that holds like it should after applying heat. My go to muzzle device chemical!

Great for muzzle breaks a suppressor mounts.