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  • autopimp187
    Registered User
    • Feb 2003
    • 110
    #1

    please help!!!

    The screw that holds my trigger frame in (on automag), not strip screw, but screw that screws in front of trigger frame, is stripped. when i put in the allenwrench, the head of the screw is stripped, there is no grip. how can i get this out???
    can i take it to home depot, is there a way i could use housed hold things to get it out etc.....
    or, am i going to have to send it in to agd. could agd even get it out???
    thanx
    Live life, love life------Desire is determined by heart
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    • digitard
      DigiWang .. Special Ed
      • Nov 2002
      • 1678
      #2
      Allen wrench and Needlenose pliers.

      Crip it lightly with the needlenose and then pull down EVER so lightly while you twist the allenwrench.

      Dave
      Its a wakeup call for the Nintendo generation
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        • GhillieGuy
          I got worms
          • Jan 2003
          • 1647
          #3
          That might work what digitard said. Or you can oil it up to loosen it.
          Sig over 50k

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            • autopimp187
              Registered User
              • Feb 2003
              • 110
              #4
              no, the thing is that i can not twist the allen wrench. the allen wrench part is the thing that is stripped
              please help
              Live life, love life------Desire is determined by heart

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                • HoppysMag
                  Hoppy's en Fuego!!!
                  • Oct 2001
                  • 3494
                  #5
                  id guess pinch it and try turning it with the pliers then.
                  "You have not converted a man because you have silenced him." -John Morley

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                    • back2integrity
                      Recovering from myself
                      • Feb 2003
                      • 802
                      #6
                      My friend did this to the exact same screw. This is what he did: He took a mini saw blade and just went back and forth over and over again on the screw until it formed a groove. Then he just used a flat head to unscrew it. It takes time, but it will solve the problem. Also, there is a little tool that is circular and spins really fast... i don't know the name of it, but if you can find one, it will cut into the screw to give you a nice groove for a flathead screwdriver also. Hope this helps!

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                        • HoppysMag
                          Hoppy's en Fuego!!!
                          • Oct 2001
                          • 3494
                          #7
                          Originally posted by back2integrity
                          My friend did this to the exact same screw. This is what he did: He took a mini saw blade and just went back and forth over and over again on the screw until it formed a groove. Then he just used a flat head to unscrew it. It takes time, but it will solve the problem. Also, there is a little tool that is circular and spins really fast... i don't know the name of it, but if you can find one, it will cut into the screw to give you a nice groove for a flathead screwdriver also. Hope this helps!
                          thats a good idea


                          or my personal favorite, FIRE and lots of it.
                          "You have not converted a man because you have silenced him." -John Morley

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                            • back2integrity
                              Recovering from myself
                              • Feb 2003
                              • 802
                              #8
                              Fire Solves everything! Well, maybe not... But you'll have fun trying.

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