kila_hill

I don't know, in my latter case I never found the damned thing to inspect it.Before that, yeah, blue Loctite didn't hold, the screw loosened, and I was bending the Allen when tightening it down. From what I gather, people may not be making sure the set-screw is in the lowest point of the concave area of the front of the charging handle, then if it moves at all & the set screw is at a lower point, there's no pressure on the set screw, so it can work loose & fly off. Who knows, maybe they're simply pushing it on as far in as it can go & reefing on it, but just a slig

Hey guys, I find it strange to read that a very few users have trouble with the Tromix bolt-on charging handles flying of during usage. If properly installed, and the original charging handle surface is the stock, unmodified factory profile, it is IMPOSSIBLE for this to occur. Let me add a few hints that may be useful to some users: First, make sure you have it on correctly. The setscrew needs to face forward, toward the muzzle. Next, make sure you follow the Tromix instructions and degrease the threads on both the setscrew and handle itself. MAKE SURE TO LET IT DRY BEFORE GOING ANY FA

Hey guys, I find it strange to read that a very few users have trouble with the Tromix bolt-on charging handles flying of during usage. If properly installed, and the original charging handle surface is the stock, unmodified factory profile, it is IMPOSSIBLE for this to occur. Let me add a few hints that may be useful to some users: First, make sure you have it on correctly. The setscrew needs to face forward, toward the muzzle. Next, make sure you follow the Tromix instructions and degrease the threads on both the setscrew and handle itself. MAKE SURE TO LET IT DRY BEFORE GOING ANY FA