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| quote: Originally posted by Wolfgar:
The front stud on my wood M70 is not fixed, and moves around with the sling in place. Sometimes after walking a bit I noticed that I have to tighten it a turn...should the stud be fixed, or are they supposed to move? I was thinking of epoxying it in place, but thought I would check with you guy's first. Should I use epoxy or wood glue? Thanks
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| The front swivel stud should not move. If it is the wood screw type stud, toss it and install the machined stud with the backing nut. |
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| epoxy works just fine....let it be done...
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| To quote my gunsmith: "If it moves, it's trouble." I advise several gallons of judiciously-placed JB Weld. That'll fix that bugger. |
| | | Posts: 2758 | Location: Fernley, NV-- the center of the shootin', four-wheelin', ATVin' and dirt-bikin' universe | Registered: 28 May 2003 |
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| What malm said! And vapo! and rootbeer!
Make it DON'T move! |
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