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July 30th, 02:31 PM
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great tutorial
just sanded and cleaned internals today
very smooth operation now
thanx
it is a little loose inside though 
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July 30th, 11:55 PM
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Will Mill Guns For $$
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There is one way to tighten the cocking pin but it involves drilling a hole in the hammer and then tapping it for a set screw. (have a machinest do it for you)
But aside from that the cocking pin is going to be a little loose because it's going to be loose in the hammer
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August 1st, 02:34 PM
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i think i f**ked up.
i used metal polish that contained petroleum and petroleum damages the o-rings
will it survive?
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August 1st, 02:55 PM
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Will Mill Guns For $$
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Originally Posted by peacefrog
i think i f**ked up.
i used metal polish that contained petroleum and petroleum damages the o-rings
will it survive?
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IF you got all the polish out. |
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August 1st, 03:14 PM
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thank god
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August 1st, 04:01 PM
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u mean just wipe it down, right
it should be fine hopwfully?
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August 10th, 03:30 PM
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NH r3pr3z3n7
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is polishing the internals of the A5 the same?
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August 10th, 08:05 PM
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Will Mill Guns For $$
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Originally Posted by Vweltin
is polishing the internals of the A5 the same?
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A little different but the same basic steps can be used. |
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August 23rd, 07:28 PM
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Do I need to use 600? I got plenty 320, but no 600.
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August 23rd, 08:57 PM
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Screaming Koala
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320 is a little rough. I would go with some finer grade stuff.
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August 24th, 02:57 AM
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Will Mill Guns For $$
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Originally Posted by Torch
320 is a little rough. I would go with some finer grade stuff.
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Also if you can't get any 600 grit, Steel wool works nicely but takes longer to get a good finish (even a Brillo pad will work) |
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