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Gunsmithing Tools for precision guns for end users
Re: Tools for precision guns for end users well, my opinion(being a mechanic), just go into the tool shop, or online, and look at things. im pretty sure youre gonna buy more guns in the future, and im sure youre not going to have the same equipment on all of them. so just having one allen...- thatguy
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing green in white?
Re: green in white? i just went ahead and did it. added a touch of green and brown to it. i figured if i didnt like it, i could just paint over it again. wouldnt be the first time or the first gun i did that with. i think it looks great, i cant upload pics, i dont have a digital camera...- thatguy
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Trigger Adj. Screw Locking Compound
Re: Trigger Adj. Screw Locking Compound just make sure you go through all the safety functions. ive heard of people doing it 100% right, but come to find out, the spring behind the screw, when installed at the factory, had too much glue on the head and it seeped down into the spring making...- thatguy
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing green in white?
Re: green in white? well, thats the thing, i dont need to re-convert it, its mainly a range queen. i do want to use it for deer, eventually, but i have a cva wolf for that. and its no good for varmint, its a .450 bushy. so if i do use it for deer, it will be one of those days where i say...- thatguy
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing green in white?
Re: green in white? outstanding, thank you very much. if i do use it for deer i will be hunting in upstate NY. its a .450 bushmaster, plenty of knockdown at 200m. i usually use my muzzle loader(i know, its almost treason to say that in here) for deer. again, thank you- thatguy
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing green in white?
ok, im not sure if this is the right forum, but i just hit my bushmaster with some winter camo(wrapped in string and mesh bag with white.). i was wondering if anyone would see a point in adding green or brown to winter/arctic camo. any sugestions would be greatly appreciated. also, i dont...- thatguy
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Gunsmithing Trigger Adj. Screw Locking Compound
Re: Trigger Adj. Screw Locking Compound <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: LoneWolfUSMC</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I used red nail polish on mine. Ironically Nail Polish also works well as a sealer for ammo when cut a little thinner. If it ain't...- thatguy
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Trigger Adj. Screw Locking Compound
Re: Trigger Adj. Screw Locking Compound mine has lasted for about a year(and counting). im pretty anal about cleaning my weapons, not keeping them pretty, but clean. and my barreled actoin comes out of the stock after every range session. its still there, unchipped, and still holding that...- thatguy
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Gunsmithing Trigger Adj. Screw Locking Compound
Re: Trigger Adj. Screw Locking Compound the reason i used pink is i thought it would be funny at the register with everything else i bought(krylon camo rattle cans and some clothes line string to camo the rem700). and its also the only thing i could think of that also has a product dedicated...- thatguy
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Gunsmithing Trigger Adj. Screw Locking Compound
Re: Trigger Adj. Screw Locking Compound thats another great thing about nail polish, if you need to remove it, she probably has this great stuff called nail polish remover(lol) in her cabinet too. works just like the bottle said.- thatguy
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Trigger Adj. Screw Locking Compound
Re: Trigger Adj. Screw Locking Compound dont use loctite. loctite is used for locking threads, not sealing. you dont want to lock the threads, and you especially dont want to take that little screw all the way out either. the spring behind it it very easily lost or broken. just use any...- thatguy
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Worth $900?
Re: Worth $900? my sps-v in .223 was purchased when i had no knowledge of precision shooting. but it was a rem700(which from reading was about the best you could mod on). and for the price, i thought, what the hell. so i walked out of dicks sporting goods with it for 549. shot it for a...- thatguy
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- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
