Best way to get the bolt out (the back?)
Hi I’m trying to change out the o-rings and I am having trouble with the collar that the bottle screws in to.
I’ve removed the bolt handle
Removed the tank
Removed the pistol grip.
I’ve removed the Allen screw that goes into the collar from the trigger area. It was loctited in.
cant get the color to budge, I’ve tried screwing the tank into the collar for leverage still not moving for me.
Can someone please point me in the right direction?
Should I have gone in from the front?
Thanks.
Roger
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the 2nd screw is under the weird round nut the pistol grip attaches to. Slide it out and there it is.
I “think” some guns have another allen screw holding the collar in so I’d double check and make sure there isnt any set screws left anywhere near the collar area – check the top rail, might be one hidden under a scope.
you are right two, you have to open up the trigger area, i’m going in….
no, I onlu see one allen screw holding the collar in.
I didn’t go throught the front because of all the shroud bits..
any more ideas?
the allen screw hade loctite on it, do you think they coated the collar with it?
Roger
Going in from the back is for special occasions only….
I “think” some guns have another allen screw holding the collar in so I’d double check and make sure there isnt any set screws left anywhere near the collar area – check the top rail, might be one hidden under a scope.
I have gone in from the front like 5 times already. Takes me about 3 minutes.
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She is all back together, new o-rings, the ones I got from Tony some time ago.
They are stiffer than the stock ones. You can defiantly tell the difference, does sound quieter, and no air blasting in my face 😀
Getting ready for the shoot on Sunday, wanted to make sure the ss was in top shape.
Thanks for the help, Next time defiantly go in from the front.
Roger