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HAM Shooter
I was dealing with a little friction noise from the cocking shoe on my R9, so I removed the action/trigger/barrel from the stock. Relubed the shoe and channel/spring with some moly, checked for other friction, etc. all good.
Then when reseating the gun in the stock I noticed that the rear (short) screw that hold the trigger guard down was just free spinning and not biting. On further inspection I saw the hole that receives the screw is a little stretched and more oval than it should be.
I am assuming that this is from the vibration of thousands of shots. Or maybe I messed up some threading on a past reassembly?
I wrapped a little plumber tape on the screw and it’s still free spinning, but seems like it won’t just fall out now.
Any thoughts, suggestions, or advice?
Then when reseating the gun in the stock I noticed that the rear (short) screw that hold the trigger guard down was just free spinning and not biting. On further inspection I saw the hole that receives the screw is a little stretched and more oval than it should be.
I am assuming that this is from the vibration of thousands of shots. Or maybe I messed up some threading on a past reassembly?
I wrapped a little plumber tape on the screw and it’s still free spinning, but seems like it won’t just fall out now.
Any thoughts, suggestions, or advice?
