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Originally Posted by MacCool Sorry that happened... It's not a big deal to unpin a gas block, but Rocksett (or other high temp loctite, which surely he used on the

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Old 12-19-2011, 07:46 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Sorry that happened...

It's not a big deal to unpin a gas block, but Rocksett (or other high temp loctite, which surely he used on the gas block) is a bugger to undo. Usually keeping the screws from falling out only requires just the smalled dab of Rocksett.

I'd be interested to hear how he fixes the problem. I hope it all goes well.
It's hard to tell, but my guess is the gas block got moved and is mis-aligned.

I find it hard to believe he used that much loctite that it blocked the hole or tube LOL
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