I want to send out a BIG THANKYOU!!!

[445supermag]

to you guys who helped me out with my Stock with that trigger guard scew section that broke off.

I took all your advice and used a super epoxy and let it set over night and this morning I sanded and the predrilled a hole and put the barrel back on and put that screw back in and whatcha know it worked. Yahoo!!!! shocked and amazed I could do it but was an easy fix as you guys said it was.

Well thanks again for all your help and assistance.

You guys are the BEST

Brian

[Harley]

Glad it worked, Brian. That's what this Board is all about.

Harley

[445supermag]

Thats for sure.. This place is great. This is one of about 3 or 4 of the best boards on the net. Great people and ofcourse GREAT knowledge too. We all get along and have some fun along the way.

Thanks again to all.

Brian

[dans]

Now don't ever take that screw back out again!

[ET]

Jan 16, 2009 20:03:37 GMT -5 dans said:

Now don't ever take that screw back out again!

Now that is good honest advice. Having to create another hole placement for my rear butt pad I used epoxy. One time I took it off and when I tried to reinstall it felt like the epoxy screw hole was almost stripped. Since then I have never taken it off again. Next time I will be rebuilding that hole if butt pad removal is required again.

Ed

[joe21a]

I have found that the slower the cure time the better the finished strength is. I also only use J.B. Weld for holes that need to be threaded and give it several days to completely cure. You can feel the difference after 1 day or 3 days when you work it.