Pin & Weld Service
READ RECOMENDATIONS AND TWO WRENCH SUPPRESSOR REMOVAL REQUIREMENT
This service is offered for any Overt Industries SOFR Upper Receiver or special-order SOB Barrel, keep in mind that we will need the receiver, handguard barrel nut, and gas block prior to this service. Please contact us for additional clarification prior to ordering this service for special orders.
Overt Industries has a local industry partner that provides Overt Industries will high quality pin and welding services.
Simply add the Overt Industries SOFR Upper Receiver, muzzle device of choice and this service to your cart, and you will receive a finished pinned and welded upper receiver to achieve the legal 16” overall length.
Please ensure that you select the appropriate muzzle device for your application and specific barrel length, as not all muzzle devices will achieve a 16” OAL with a 13.9” barrel. If you need assistance with selecting the proper muzzle device, email sales@Overtindustries.com and please include your barrel length and suppressor mounting system if applicable.
Recommendations for pinned & welded muzzle devices:
Do not remove the suppressor when still warm & without supporting wrenches
While pin & welds are not likely to break, we have seen pin and welds break when the end user attempts to remove the muzzle device while still warm. The heat causes the muzzle device and suppressor mounting components to expand and create a tighter seal. This results in more friction and attempting to remove can break the pin and weld on occasion.
The best solution is to only remove the suppressor after the system has completely cooled and still utilize two wrenches for the removal. Use one wrench to hold the muzzle device in place while using the other wrench (or spanner wrench) to remove the suppressor. This will prevent the muzzle device from turning with the barrel. Breaking a pin and weld will likely result in damage to the barrel threading that cannot be repaired without cutting down the barrel. Thread damage caused by improperly removing a suppressor is not covered under any warranty.
