I have a Seekins SP10 in 6.5 CM. Really love the rifle. I‘m new to ARs and one reason I picked the Seekins is the hand guard attachment method to the upper, being independent of the barrel nut. I thought I read somewhere there are also jam nuts that further anchor the barrel nut but I can’t find that reference again. Does anyone know anything about this? For people that have replaced a barrel themselves, they would have encountered this feature if it exists? Also, I thought I read the SP10M barrels are bonded to the upper requiring heat to break the bond (adhesive?). I’m assuming the regular SP10s (not M model) don’t have any bonding material? It would be nice if there was a Utube showing a barrel replacement on an SP10. I can see down the road possibly wanting to build an AR10 from the Seekins builders kit. Just wanting to see how these things go together. Thanks in advance.
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Yes they have jam screws. If you can’t pull a few torx screws to remove your HG to find them and see how it works then you should probably pay someone to do that.
Yes, I could remove the torx screws to inspect it. The rifle is brand new. I’m hesitant to do that. I don’t know what the install torque spec is for the 10 torx screws that attach the handguard. I guess what you are saying is , I can’t mess anything up?
It literally says right on their website under FAQ “any rail screws are 20-25 in lbs”…
It’s like you don’t even try to look for solutions on your own and just come here posting thread after thread looking to have your hand held.
It’s like you don’t even try to look for solutions on your own and just come here posting thread after thread looking to have your hand held.
If you google search “Seekins torque specs” it takes you right to it.
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