This should allow a wrench on the thread protector end and a wrench on the chamber end of the barrel if you put it on the flats
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If an actual carbon solvent doesn’t touch it, I’d say you are running out of options. You know a good welder?
Get a nut that’s too big and will fit right over thread protector. Weld the nut to the thread protector while keeping the barrel wrapped in ice cold rags. This will put concentrated heat to the threads and allow you to put a wrench on it.
You are running out of options without ruining the barrel but you also don’t wanna ruin your slide
Placed in vice as best I could. Propane torch on protector only.
Last time I had a problem like that I froze the whole thing and then lightly heated the stuck collar/nut.
Correct. Actually tried to move it both ways.
Is it a factory threaded Glock barrel or a cheap lone wolf?
Matching serial number to the slide, so I assume it is a factory threaded barrel.
Matching serial number to the slide, so I assume it is a factory threaded barrel.