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Fair enough!
I just made a omelet.....it was the best one I’ve made
I made Scrambled chicken embryos with Pepper-Jack Cheese
I bought a $30 Bushmaster bolt carrier from CDNN because I needed a spare. I already had some carrier keys and screws in my parts box. This morning I assembled the bolt carrier group......took less time than to type this and post pics.
First all parts degreased....I use non-chlorinated brake cleaner. Then got all the parts tools together (BCG, Staking Tool, Loctite 510, Allen wrenches)
Lock it up in the padded vise, a small amount of the Loctite 510 around the carrier key gas port hole being careful not to get any in the hole, snug the carrier key screws down. The TM calls for 50-58 inch pounds of torque....I just use a normal length 9/64 Allen wrench and torque the screws until the wrench starts to flex, puts about 55ish inch pounds torque on the screws.
Now mount the staking tool in the vise. This tool from M-Guns has alignment holes on the top to make sure the key is positioned correctly before staking. Insert the bolt assembly, drop the allen wrench in from the top and align the key, snug the staking bolts down.
Now tighten the staking bolts until they bottom out on the tool body...simple.
Loosen it all back up and remove the bolt carrier assembly, staking done.
Next, because I don't like the edge of the staking extending beyond the key body, I use a small ball peen hammer and a medium flat punch to lightly peen the edges of the staking to get rid of the extending edge.
Last thing, Birchwood Casey Super Blue applied to the bare metal staking. Done. Takes more time to write it up than to do it, lol.
First all parts degreased....I use non-chlorinated brake cleaner. Then got all the parts tools together (BCG, Staking Tool, Loctite 510, Allen wrenches)
Lock it up in the padded vise, a small amount of the Loctite 510 around the carrier key gas port hole being careful not to get any in the hole, snug the carrier key screws down. The TM calls for 50-58 inch pounds of torque....I just use a normal length 9/64 Allen wrench and torque the screws until the wrench starts to flex, puts about 55ish inch pounds torque on the screws.
Now mount the staking tool in the vise. This tool from M-Guns has alignment holes on the top to make sure the key is positioned correctly before staking. Insert the bolt assembly, drop the allen wrench in from the top and align the key, snug the staking bolts down.
Now tighten the staking bolts until they bottom out on the tool body...simple.
Loosen it all back up and remove the bolt carrier assembly, staking done.
Next, because I don't like the edge of the staking extending beyond the key body, I use a small ball peen hammer and a medium flat punch to lightly peen the edges of the staking to get rid of the extending edge.
Last thing, Birchwood Casey Super Blue applied to the bare metal staking. Done. Takes more time to write it up than to do it, lol.
Will do, I'll let you know next time I'm heading that way!
Deciding between an Avalanche 2500 or a Jeep WK grand cherokee with the OM6 diesel.
- Jul 1, 2015
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3 Extra cans of Dr Pepper!!! SCORE!!!
- Jul 1, 2015
- 18,091
- 98,514
- 113
- Zip code
- 31028
Doubt that buyer falls through on the DD Upper, but if I get this, the gun may be back up for sale after I get that aimpoint pro off it.
Item Relisted! FS/FT 5.56/.300BLK AR-15 Liquidation
Item has been relisted, you can find the new listing at: https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/fs-ft-5-56-300blk-ar-15-liquidation.2198545/ Item Name: FS/FT AR-15 Liquidation Location: Marietta/East Cobb Zip Code: 30062 Item is for: Sale or Trade Sale Price: *GONE*/*GONE*/1200 Trade Value...www.theoutdoorstrader.com
Yep all the good stuf pops up for sale when I lock down my gun money.
Gear Head Works is coming out with a compact Tailhook...the 1C
Hmmmmm.....when they are actually available after the "new' frenzy, I might think about this for the my Scorpion.
Hmmmmm.....when they are actually available after the "new' frenzy, I might think about this for the my Scorpion.
I looked too long for a reasonably priced triangle folder. And I finally got this one almost exactly how I want it set up. So no.... not trading for no Gay-R or facsimile of an FAL I once loved.
- Jul 1, 2015
- 18,091
- 98,514
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- Zip code
- 31028
Awesome write-up! Never saw it in action before and the staking looks PERFECT!
@Gaige
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I know the seller. Good dude. He will probably ship for you
Item Relisted! FS Romanian Wasr10 AK47
Item has been relisted, you can find the new listing at: https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/fs-romanian-wasr10-ak47.2198096/ Item Name: FS Romanian Wasr10 Location: DALLAS Zip Code: 30157 Item is for: Sale Only Sale Price: 710.00 Caliber: 7.62X39 Willing to Ship: No Bill of Sale...
www.theoutdoorstrader.com
I know the seller. Good dude. He will probably ship for you
That’s @Balthaz@Gaige
Item Relisted! FS Romanian Wasr10 AK47
Item has been relisted, you can find the new listing at: https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/fs-romanian-wasr10-ak47.2198096/ Item Name: FS Romanian Wasr10 Location: DALLAS Zip Code: 30157 Item is for: Sale Only Sale Price: 710.00 Caliber: 7.62X39 Willing to Ship: No Bill of Sale...
I know the seller. Good dude. He will probably ship for you
You must be super constipated