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B-Square offered these at one time, but that time has come and gone. Any other sources? John in Oregon | ||
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Ullman Precision Products and New England Custom Gun Service, Ltd. | |||
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I bought a set of Ullman's----NICE! Hip | |||
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I found the T-25 Torx screws at NECG, but I'm not seeing the screws on the Ullman's website. Can someone post the link to the M-98 screws on the Ullman's website? John in Oregon | |||
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I make my own. Get a 1/4-22 die and use any appropriate (cut to length) socket headed 1/4-20 fastener, Usually they are of tougher stuff and it helps to heat the end cherry red and pushed into garden lime to anneal. The heads are a bit more proud so I turn them down in the lathe but they work just fine without. Brownell's has the die but shipping with them is absurdly expensive. I've found them on fleabay. | |||
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******************** Thanks for the great tip!!! I just ordered the die and I'll be ready for action when it arrives. John John in Oregon | |||
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Hmm, I still have a two sets of ULmann's. One in use and one in the planning stage. I wonder if Michael quit making them or if he just makes an occasional run? | |||
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The 1/4-22 die arrived and it was a simple task to take a 1/4-20 x4" partially threaded Allen head screw and run them through the die and cut them to length for the rear screw, and 1/4-20x 2 1/2" partially threaded screw to make the forward screw. Many thanks for the suggested course of action. John in Oregon | |||
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???? 1/4-22 | |||
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yes 1/4-22, I corrected the error in my post. John in Oregon | |||
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I’ll trade you as many sets as you want for slotted screws. These are on new Zastava M98s. They have a 4mm hex head but traditional domed top screw. Quick, Cheap, or Good: Pick Two | |||
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Glad it worked for you. FYI, Forster's is about the cheapest I've found for slotted ones. But living in Alaska, I've found that shipping on small parts can be a deal killer. Hardly worth making them for what they ask but I prefer the the cap heads anyway because it is impossible to bugger them: https://www.forsterproducts.co...rigger-guard-screws/ | |||
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I wouldn't mind having a couple sets for my fancy rifles. It looks like the Forster slotted sets are $6.99 and in stock at Midway. https://www.midwayusa.com/prod...004641387?pid=284835 Can I just purchase two sets outright? John in Oregon | |||
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Allen head screws can be damned unhandy in the bush..Seems hunters tend to gorget to take their allen wrenchs hunting..had to use a screw driver and thats usually a disaster..Ive seen this on one safari, and in conversations with my hunters on return from hunts, so I ditched mine, based on that.. My point being remember to take an allen head wrench with you! I like torx these days, slotted still works fine and every guide has a set of screwdrivers or should, if not shoot just shoot the SOB!.. Ray Atkinson Atkinson Hunting Adventures 10 Ward Lane, Filer, Idaho, 83328 208-731-4120 rayatkinsonhunting@gmail.com | |||
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