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For what it's worth, Loctite says that to remove Red Loctite one must heat the part to 500 F for two minutes. That particular threadlocker is used to anchor the barrel on single action revolvers when you must make a windage adjustment on a fixed sight gun. I can't comment on how well it will hold on a rib.
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01-28-2020, 04:38 PM
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Thanks Bill, you got to that before I did. I don't think you could shoot gun barrels that hot and still hold onto the gun. The guy at the automotive store told me that it is used to hold replacement liners on engine cylinders.
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