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WTS - Used AR, normal wear and tear plus a few ball peen hammer marks, works great as a single shot.
David E.
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WTS - Used AR, normal wear and tear plus a few ball peen hammer marks, works great as a single shot.
David E.
Thanks to all who planned and worked the match!
It was a great match!
Would have been more fun for me if I had been shooting something other than a single shot breech loader.
Thanks again!
WTS - Used AR, normal wear and tear plus a few ball peen hammer marks, works great as a single shot.
David E.
don't think so, that was someone else, who's rifle was NOT single shot once the gas block problem was discovered.Were you the one with the loose gas block?
Nope, David's problem was bad "juju" from putting optics on a iron sight gun!Were you the one with the loose gas block?
Nope, David's problem was bad "juju" from putting optics on a iron sight gun!
He's been playing with gas systems and buffer weights. Maybe things aren't in balance.
Not sure if it was loose or not, haven't inspected it yet. That could have been the chunk of steel that flew off the barrel when I had to jam a round in the chamber using the forward assist on the last stage.Were you the one with the loose gas block?
Confucius says: Man who screws with gun before match only screws himself
Donna, thank you for the video!
Loctite is your friend! Put 271 on the screws.I was the one with the loose gas block but after it was tightened all was fine thanks again Mike for your help will not make that mistake twice . Got to shoot with a fast group learned a lot , Great Match lots of fun .
Yes sir I was told by a wise man Blue Loctite and I squared it away that night, live and learn.
Blue loctite is medium strength. You want 271 for that setup. It's stronger and more heat resistant. Actually I use 680 (retaining compound) But, if you want only a temporary fix, by all means use 242 (blue)
Blue loctite is medium strength. You want 271 for that setup. It's stronger and more heat resistant. Actually I use 680 (retaining compound) But, if you want only a temporary fix, by all means use 242 (blue)
Okay, how do you remove either 271 or 680 if you need to make a change?
Okay, how do you remove either 271 or 680 if you need to make a change?
Ok I have 271 on the shelf will square it away when I get home thanks.
How long has it been on the shelf? Loctite has a limited shelf life; about a year, I think.
Fred,
That is a bunch of BS! It has to due with gov't regulations or some crap. Chemically Loctite lasts an extremely long time. I've used stuff that is over 10 years old and it works just fine.
It's kind of like an "expiration" on medications of 1 year. A family member works for Phyzer and he was mentioning that they were setting up a run of a med. I asked when the last run was....the answer "about 5 years ago".