I feel like I've looked at that screw dozens of times. Common cover screw for plastic stuff. I guess I'll leave it at that and the rifle/scope are good to go. Checked them over 10 times.
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Maybe. I've had it for a couple years and it's traveled a decent amount. It was strange though as it was right here.
@Elk Hunter 338 , you set me up
I mean I like a good joke but daaayyyuuuummm, I don't think i could bring myself to do that to a guy!! Talk about stress level 1,000,000,000
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ShtrRdy
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Do any of your actions use a trigger hanger?
Only one rifle rides in this case. It doesn't. I'll pull chassis off when I get a chance to look into it more.
I don't know why I didn't think of that!
quigley257
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Classic mechanic/shop prank. Go around to everyones tool box and covertly drop a couple random screws/bolts on their work station and walk away...
ShtrRdy
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With help from Dallas, found it.
Back in now. Bottom was very loose as well, got a turn and a half out of it.
Back in now. Bottom was very loose as well, got a turn and a half out of it.
Bucklowery
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Praise the Lord. Loctite them suckers in
Thanks
Buck
Thanks
Buck
I'm thinking I'd like to but wondering if i should since from the factory they aren't. Blue loctite maybe?
Bucklowery
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Yes. Just a smudge will do. A little finger nail polish will do it too. Just something sticky to keep from vibrating out.
Thanks
Buck
Is green loctite still available?
Did I dream up green loctite? Thinking it was for more delicate applications.
Did I dream up green loctite? Thinking it was for more delicate applications.
