I would try something like some Birchwood Casey Superblue to cover any shiny metal. Degrease it first, then apply.
I would try something like some Birchwood Casey Superblue to cover any shiny metal. Degrease it first, then apply.
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Props to you for not giving up. Lessons can be expensive but always worth it if never forgotten.
My flash hider came off with barely any effort using only my two hands. I feel lucky.
Here's my barrel after I further F'd it up:
The super blue is on the way. I'll post a pic after I try to fix it.
I had the same issue with the firing pin retaining pin walking out in my new recalled bolt carrier. When I installed the new bolt carrier the retaining pin was much easier to push in but I didn't think anything of it. After the retaining pin popped out, I was able to stretch it which made the fit a little tighter. I shot some more and it didn't happen again but I have ordered some new pins from True North Arms. I'm hoping they will be a tighter fit in the new bolt carrier and will need to be removed with pliers like in the original bolt carrier.
Hello Russ, well I am sure a crush washer should be used but on mine it just screwed on. I would caution any forum member to not invest a whole lot of cash into a WK. Great Canadian rendition but to me just not one of my favourites.