Front Frame Screw: HELP!!!

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  • mark_1791
    Yeah...what he said.
    • Jan 2005
    • 363

    #1

    Front Frame Screw: HELP!!!

    I am having trouble taking apart my mag. The problem is I can't get the front grip screw out. What kind of allen wrench does it take? I've been trying to get it out with a hex wrench, but I'm worried about the screw stripping, and then I wouldn't be able to remove it. Help me! I need to get it out so that I can install my new shadow rail!!!!
    Automag RT Pro
    ULE Body
    RT Valve w/ LvL 10
    AM/MM Rail
    Intelliframe
    Custom Products Matrix barrel
    CP small drop
    Black
  • D-Block
    7 Shimmer
    • Jan 2005
    • 136

    #2
    Looks like 1/8 size to me

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    • mark_1791
      Yeah...what he said.
      • Jan 2005
      • 363

      #3
      I've tried a 1/8 and it doesnt fit.
      Automag RT Pro
      ULE Body
      RT Valve w/ LvL 10
      AM/MM Rail
      Intelliframe
      Custom Products Matrix barrel
      CP small drop
      Black

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      • mark_1791
        Yeah...what he said.
        • Jan 2005
        • 363

        #4
        Crap, that means the previous owner of my gun must have partially stripped the screw, because my 1/8" hex slips.
        Automag RT Pro
        ULE Body
        RT Valve w/ LvL 10
        AM/MM Rail
        Intelliframe
        Custom Products Matrix barrel
        CP small drop
        Black

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        • mark_1791
          Yeah...what he said.
          • Jan 2005
          • 363

          #5
          New question: if the screw is stripped so that I can't use a 1/8" allen wrench to remove it, how do I get it out?
          Automag RT Pro
          ULE Body
          RT Valve w/ LvL 10
          AM/MM Rail
          Intelliframe
          Custom Products Matrix barrel
          CP small drop
          Black

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          • fdman
            Registered User
            • Apr 2003
            • 12

            #6
            get a new bolt and a dremel and cut the old head off.

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            • stop whining buy a mag
              I know what I'm doing!
              • Sep 2004
              • 414

              #7
              There are several different stripped screw removers you can find at at local hardware stores.

              If you just want to do it the ghetto way, saw a slot into the head of the screw and use a flathead screwdriver to get it out.

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              • behemoth
                SVSTC?
                • Nov 2002
                • 7750

                #8
                Originally posted by RogueFactor
                The AGD front frame screw most definitly uses a 1/8" allen key. As does the field strip screw, the velocity adjuster, and sear axle pin.

                Hope you like that rail!
                I've got about 3 of em, one in my room, one in the toolkit, and one in the gear bag. :)

                All spray painted red so i can see em :)

                Its also the same size for bottomline screws (dropforward attachting to the i-frame)

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                • mark_1791
                  Yeah...what he said.
                  • Jan 2005
                  • 363

                  #9
                  Originally posted by stop whining buy a mag
                  There are several different stripped screw removers you can find at at local hardware stores.

                  If you just want to do it the ghetto way, saw a slot into the head of the screw and use a flathead screwdriver to get it out.
                  Wow, thats a really good idea. I've never thought of that before. Now the only problem is, i dont have a saw...erg...
                  Automag RT Pro
                  ULE Body
                  RT Valve w/ LvL 10
                  AM/MM Rail
                  Intelliframe
                  Custom Products Matrix barrel
                  CP small drop
                  Black

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