Twist lock assy question

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  • Watcher
    aka CavDragoneb12
    • Apr 2008
    • 867

    #1

    Twist lock assy question

    What goes inside the twist lock assembly?

    My mag arrived and one of the sight rail screws is stripped, so I thought I could remove the body by removing the twist lock assembly.
    Bad move by me:
    I undid the set screw from the bottom of it, and now the pin won't stay up.

    Is there supposed to be a spring inside the assembly or a magnet or something?

    Thanks.
  • Tunaman
    Specialized AGD Tech

    • Dec 2000
    • 8643

    #2
    Originally posted by Watcher
    What goes inside the twist lock assembly?

    My mag arrived and one of the sight rail screws is stripped, so I thought I could remove the body by removing the twist lock assembly.
    Bad move by me:
    I undid the set screw from the bottom of it, and now the pin won't stay up.

    Is there supposed to be a spring inside the assembly or a magnet or something?

    Thanks.
    There is a spring and a allen screw to hold it in. I have one if you need one.
    Email me for low prices on ALL AGD Products and more. [email protected]
    Tunamart

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    • questionful
      LNIB
      • Dec 2006
      • 1416

      #3
      I saw that.

      Yeah, the spring must have fallen out. Now might be a good time to get a Doc or Noxx cocker thread adapter. I have one that my friends and I are putting in his m-16 mag, and I tried it in my classic RT. . . it's fun screwing a barrel into a twistlock body. Something about it is just really funny. I guess I'm just easily amused.

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      • Watcher
        aka CavDragoneb12
        • Apr 2008
        • 867

        #4
        Is the screw really tiny? Is it brightly colored or dark?

        There were only 3 places I was with the dissasembled rail: my room, my garage, and my basement.

        If I have hope to find it I will look...


        GOT IT

        Luckily it got caught in my tank cover

        Now for the stripped screw

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