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FALaholic #: 64873 Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Nappanee in
Posts: 206
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need gas tube pin
finaly got my locking shoulder installed and went over the rifle one more time before taking it out to shoot and it looks like i missed the pin in the gas tube, went through all my spare parts and cant find it so it looks like i need one if anyone has a spare
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Curio & Relic
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FALaholic #: 101 Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: Central Wisconsin
Posts: 3,627
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If you have a hanger you've got a pin. Not saying don't get the right one, but in the interim...
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Minister of Amusement
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FALaholic #: 13629 Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: SE Pa
Posts: 8,495
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I used to be one of those anal fanatics that always hadda have the factory part. Still that way with original factory rifles, but for anything else, kfranz nailed it - an old fashioned coathanger. Snip to length with dykes, file ends smooth, viola" !! If by any chance it is a little loose ( only had it happen once ) just moosh the pin a bit in your vise or vise grips.
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FALaholic #: 62498 Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: KY
Posts: 187
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Finish nails of the same dia. may work as well, just cut to size and file. Just sayin?
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FALaholic #: 35667 Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 714
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PM me your add. I'll mail you one.
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