View Full Version : Why to never leave a gun right ehind were your sitting.
PaInTbAlLeR476
04-16-2003, 03:41 PM
Well, the inevitable happend today, broke the cocker. Put it behind me sat down, needed a drink, got up CRACK. No more LPR, like 3 rungs broke off the threads and are still in the front block....I need a new front block the LPR has enough threads on it to still be usable.
ouch.. that sucks bigtime...its kind of unclear on how that happened, couldnt understand what you were saying.
PaInTbAlLeR476
04-16-2003, 03:54 PM
ok
to make the story short i was a idiot put the gun down behind me, forgot about it, got up, stepped on the gun, big mess.
lopxtc
04-16-2003, 04:03 PM
You can get a little device from Home Depot to remove those threads. Its call an extractor I believe and you just tap into the hole so it gets a "bite" on the inside of the remains of the thread. Then simply attach a socket wrench on top and back those threads out.
The tool costs maybe $2.00 and will save you the cost of the front block.
***EDIT*** The item is called an easy out ... I have also been informed that they have reversed thread drill bits also that you can use for this.
Aaron
personman
04-17-2003, 02:43 PM
hmm I do that with my mag all the time and nothing goes wrong ;););):)
wobbles82
04-17-2003, 03:03 PM
Why would you wanna step on your m..a.g...OHHHHHH ..I get it...yea...I do that too..to my mag..cockers break, gwha! ;) :D
Jonesie
04-17-2003, 03:16 PM
Smooth move X-Lax! ;)
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