Front screw help

[sinisterNorth]

Ok, I'm using a left powerfeed body, RT Pro rail, and benchmark 2x frame. The front screw that i originally had was way to short and the screw that came with the body and rail, which is longer than the first, is still short..but not by much. My question is where can I find a longer front screw? Do other trigger frames have as much bulk at the top of the frame like the benchmark?

Thanks for the help. I'm rebuilding a mag and could use as much advice as I can get.

[kingpen509]

You can go to any bolt shot and get a 1" 10/32 button head allen screw and hack a tiny bit off and it will work fabulously.

I think your problem is the benchmark frame cause if i'm not mistaken the benchmark frames have a groove at the top of them so it can sit on the classic rails correctly.

However it doesnt really matter..............if the bolt is too short, get another one.

KP

[spwz99]

local hardware store.

[sinisterNorth]

Thanks kingpen. thats what I thought. I'm actually trying to get my hands on an Intelli.

[kingpen509]

Thanks kingpen. thats what I thought. I'm actually trying to get my hands on an Intelli.

My buddy Ritz509 has a couple!

[the mag guy]

i had a similar problem while rebuilding an older mag. 10 cents tops get you an inch and a half 10/32 screw. I got mine stainless! I bought 4 of them for trial and error . I ended up cutting of quite a bit of thread, but I only used one.

[going_home]

Ace Hardware

Thanks kingpen. thats what I thought. I'm actually trying to get my hands on an Intelli.

Ace Hardware is your paintball screw headquarters.
They have every screw known to man.

[sinisterNorth]

My buddy Ritz509 has a couple!

Thats who I bought the body and rail from

Unfortunately I dont have an Ace near me, but there is a local hardware store I'll have to check out. How much could i get a used Intelli for? I'm not looking to spend a lot.

[the mag guy]

dont even worry about a hardware store, the sell them in the hardware section at your local walmart. prolly sell it in a batch or 20 or so for a dollar.