I saw some outfit was making Torx head screws for the Model 70 and can't recall their name or location. I can get hex from NECG but thought the Torx a good idea. I think part of the name may have been diamond or maybe not. Any help would be good if possible. Thanks
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Winchester model 70 Torx head trigger guard screw
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VALKYRIETP
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Front Trigger Guard Screw
All parts listed here are specific to post 1964 Winchester Model 70 bolt-action rifles chambered in various SA, LA, WSM and WSSM calibers unless noted otherwise. MGW carries replacement stocks, magazines, breech bolts, one/two piece trigger guards, pins, recoil pads, sights, springs and other...
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VALKYRIETP
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Rear Trigger Guard Screw
All parts listed here are specific to post 1964 Winchester Model 70 bolt-action rifles chambered in various SA, LA, WSM and WSSM calibers unless noted otherwise. MGW carries replacement stocks, magazines, breech bolts, one/two piece trigger guards, pins, recoil pads, sights, springs and other...
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I have not seen torx head screws for a model 70. I did use the NECG Allen head screws on mine and they are pretty easy to torque down. Good luck in your search.
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Thanks, but all the info I find says they are 1/4-32 for both Pre-64 and post 64 I'll keep on the hunt.
Do you have the original screw? Just take it in with you and check the threads. I do the same thing. I've never not found a screw that I need at an Ace or something similar. Torx are nice but a hex head is plenty for a firearm.
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Thanks, but all the info I find says they are 1/4-32 for both Pre-64 and post 64 I'll keep on the hunt.
Maybe I'm just thinking Remington style screws.
Yes Sir
jedimonkey
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Buy some to long and cut to size.
