The Right Way to Install Solvent Trap Adapter

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The Right Way to Install Solvent Trap Adapter
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• Installing an adapter is pretty much easier,
  although some adapters come with some kits that
  make their installation a little bit tricky. But
  let's first define an adapter by definition, an
  adapter is any device that allows a connection of
  one hardware to another such that without the
  device, the connection wouldnt have been
  possible. In the case of a solvent trap adapter,
  it makes possible the connection of a solvent
  trap to a firearm.
• Therefore, having an adapter means that you dont
  have to be changing your solvent trap anytime you
  change your firearm.

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• Installing a solvent trap adapter could be as
  easy as screwing in your adapter onto your muzzle
  and doing the same for the solvent trap threaded
  mouth. However, there are different types of
  adapters, and you need to familiarize yourself
  with their components to make their installation
  seamless. As earlier pointed out, some adapters
  come with crush washers, flat washers, and thread
  covers. In case you are not familiar with the
  term, a washer is a hollow disk designed to
  distribute the load exerted by a bolt/nut or, in
  this case, by a solvent trap adapter or a flash
  guard.
• To install a solvent adapter that comes with
  kits, as discussed above, you need to take the
  muzzle of your firearm and remove the flash guard
  and its crush washer. After unscrewing your flash
  guard, the endpoint of your barrel should look
  like a bolt. Now tuck in your crush washer to the
  base of your exposed threaded muzzle and screw in
  your adapter, screw in your flash guard, and tuck
  in your flat washer, which serves as a seat for
  your solvent trap and helps in distributing the
  load exerted by your solvent trap screw fastener.
  In a nutshell, place your firearm muzzle next to
  a crush washer.

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• Then your adapter with the internal diameter
  threaded end facing the crush washer followed by
  another crush washer that comes with the adapter,
  then the flash guard place your flat crusher
  next to your flash guard, and finally your
  solvent trap. If you can follow the order of
  arrangement, then all you need to do is just
  couple each object in that exact order. If your
  adapter comes with a thread cover, make sure you
  remove it before tucking in your flat crusher and
  thus your solvent trap.
• However, suppose your adapter is like the
  Threaded Stainless Steel Adapter that does not
  come with a thread cover, nor does it come with a
  crush or flat washer. In that case, check the
  adapter's thread's internal and outside diameter
  to see if it suits your specification. Follow the
  same process of removing your flash guard and
  screw in your adapter onto the thread of your
  firearm nozzle, and mount your solvent trap.

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• While your firearm nozzle is attached to your
  adapter's inner thread, the solvent is attached
  to the outside diameter or thread. It is
  essential to know both the solvent trap adapter
  thread's internal and outside diameter that will
  be suitable for your firearm and solvent filter.
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