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Erennert August 20th, 2009 00:25

Thread CCW or CW
 
Hey everyone, when telling if your flash hider is CCW, or CW, where do i look from? From the Back its CCW, but if i look from the front, it appears CW. This is a Kalash AKS-74u.

Thanks in advance

Amos August 20th, 2009 00:46

If it loosens to the left, it's Clockwise

If it loosens to the right, it's Anti-clockwise

Styrak August 20th, 2009 01:05

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Originally Posted by Amos (Post 1049121)
If it loosens to the left, it's Clockwise

If it loosens to the right, it's Anti-clockwise

Still depends on which way you're looking :p

Positive threading (CW thread-on) is normal threading, for screws and most normal stuff like bottle tops.

Negative threading (CCW thread-on) is opposite of what you would call regular, or positive threading.

Erennert August 20th, 2009 01:06

Still kind of Confused. When i look at the Barrel towards me, it loosens to the left. But when i look stock facing me, it loosens to the left.

turok_t August 20th, 2009 01:10

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Originally Posted by Erennert (Post 1049135)
Still kind of Confused. When i look at the Barrel towards me, it loosens to the left. But when i look stock facing me, it loosens to the left.

A flash hider/silencer is labelled as CW or CCW based on the way its tightens.

If you're directly facing the barrel- if it loosens when turning clockwise, that means that turning COUNTERCLOCKWISE will tighten it.

If you're directly facing the barrel- if it loosens when turning counterclockwise, that means that turning CLOCKWISE will tighten it.

I think thats how it goes, correct me if im wrong

Erennert August 20th, 2009 01:11

So if it loosens CW, i need a CCW suppressor. Alright, thanks everyone!

Styrak August 20th, 2009 01:12

Depends on what you're doing with your hands too I guess. Just go with my advice and look straight on, down the barrel, like you would normally screw something on.

Erennert August 20th, 2009 01:13

So just to make sure, If im looking straight on, and loosening. A Cw motion would indicate i need a CCW suppressor.

turok_t August 20th, 2009 01:15

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Originally Posted by Erennert (Post 1049144)
So just to make sure, If im looking straight on, and loosening. A Cw motion would indicate i need a CCW suppressor.

Dont think of it in terms of LOOSENING.. think of it in terms of TIGHTENING.. All suppressors/silencers and flash hiders are listed as CCW or CW. This refers to how they are screwed on the barrel.. So a CCW flash hider means that it screws on by turning it CCW.

Erennert August 20th, 2009 01:17

Yes, but i dont have my silencer yet, so im going my Loosening my Flashhider. But if im loosening my flashhider Cw, it will be the opposite no?

turok_t August 20th, 2009 01:20

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Originally Posted by Erennert (Post 1049147)
Yes, but i dont have my silencer yet, so im going my Loosening my Flashhider. But if im loosening my flashhider Cw, it will be the opposite no?

Yes, it will be opposite

HaloSix4 August 20th, 2009 01:25

Just get a QD suppressor, goes on either way with out having to screw anything off.

Edit: Its for a AKS-74UN so No QD :(

Qlong August 20th, 2009 10:18

If it's a Kalash AKS-74u, you're going to get a Counter Clock Wise surpressor.


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