I'm kind of surprised it was this seller. As I posted earlier, send it back and don't even try removing the thread protector, you're more than likely going to damage it.
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I'm kind of surprised it was this seller. As I posted earlier, send it back and don't even try removing the thread protector, you're more than likely going to damage it.
Wow some of you are quite something .... EE is noting Walmart guys.
Ill buy that gun If you change your mind and want to sell it.
LNIB... do you know what that means?
It's crazy glued.
Try a bit of heat, wrap the barrel in leather, hold in a vise, and use a pipe wrench.
This ^. Must be removed before disassembly and the Threading is Reversed. If the muzzle is facing you, clockwise will unscrew it.
You are extremely forgiving, people need to be fair in their disclosure or they need to be punished with feedback.
Acetone will take care of CA (crazy/super) glue or epoxy. As suggested test it on the finish somewhere hidden first, but it should be ok. Regardless as long as there is no crack or other damage, once you get the glue off it should be ok. Nice gun by the way!
Acetone will take care of CA (crazy/super) glue or epoxy. As suggested test it on the finish somewhere hidden first, but it should be ok. Regardless as long as there is no crack or other damage, once you get the glue off it should be ok. Nice gun by the way!
Acetone is a good solvent. I got some on my P239 without ill effects.
Acetone, in a well ventilated space, maybe with Lionel Ritchie in the background singing "stuck on you"...
The P239 is a very nice gun, HunterHenderson. You should have had a better first date.
Acetone, in a well ventilated space, maybe with Lionel Ritchie in the background singing "stuck on you"...
The P239 is a very nice gun, HunterHenderson. You should have had a better first date.
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That is one reason why I don't buy second hand or from the EE
