Surrender or destruction!

[martiy]

Not sure if this has been posted yet, but heres a national post article relating.

http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/...wners-worried/

[ken 1]

What we need is a major newspaper to do an article titled "RCMP Worried As Gun Owners Won't Back Down".

[hootguy]

ummmm,,funny,,the ministre i was talking to this morning says we CAN use them again the same as before,,,as they say,,they stuck it to us,,now we stick it to them,,,but DIFINITELY KEEP UP THE PRESSURE...

[Easy_Company_507th]

Keep up the fight guys, keep it up.

[Kryogen]

I'll send 2 letters

[Grumpy Wolverine]

Keep sending those letters there folks, make the phone, hang the placards off your dogs when out for a walk, whatever it takes, no time for resting.

[PSYLNZ]

What tools are required to both remove a barrel on one of these rifles, and what tools are required to press them back in? Are there any tools specialized to the rifle itself?

[Mr Wolverine]

What tools are required to both remove a barrel on one of these rifles, and what tools are required to press them back in? Are there any tools specialized to the rifle itself?

I have seen the barrel pushed into a new receiver in the factory using a 5 Ton hydraulic press, special jigs to hold the receiver were used. The gas block and front sight were then pressed on using different jigs. Not difficult with the right tools, any machine shop sold be able to push out the barrel if damage to the receiver is not an issue, remove the cross pin first. If you want to remove the barrel yourself with no press simply slot the receiver where the barrel is pushed in and it should be easy to remove.

[PSYLNZ]

I have seen the barrel pushed into a new receiver in the factory using a 5 Ton hydraulic press, special jigs to hold the receiver were used. The gas block and front sight were then pressed on using different jigs. Not difficult with the right tools, any machine shop sold be able to push out the barrel if damage to the receiver is not an issue, remove the cross pin first. If you want to remove the barrel yourself with no press simply slot the receiver where the barrel is pushed in and it should be easy to remove.

I'd prefer to be able to remove the barrel without damaging the receiver. Any chance of you guys ever putting together and selling a jig kit for changing barrels?

[Mr Wolverine]

I'd prefer to be able to remove the barrel without damaging the receiver. Any chance of you guys ever putting together and selling a jig kit for changing barrels?

No plans at this time.