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AT85 bolt seal problems

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Posted by The Magnum on July 29, 2002 at 19:14:23:

I some how managed to launch the bolt seal out the end of my barrel. The getreal site said to use loctite 410, but I don't know where to find this. In addition I am not sure which was the bolt seal goes in. Does the flat part of the seal go to the front, or does the cupped part of the seal go to the front. Any help would be great.
Thanks

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yah, been there... Tom Sparkman 15:18:42 07/30/02 (6)
- Re: yah, been there... The Magnum 20:55:17 07/30/02 (5)
  - Re: yah, been there... Tom Sparkman 10:59:41 07/31/02 (4)
    - Re: yah, been there... Gumby 09:58:37 08/01/02 (3)
      - I'll bite... Tom Sparkman 14:55:57 08/29/02 (0)
      - Re: yah, been there... LanceR 19:16:06 08/01/02 (1)
        
        Re: yah, been there... The Magnum 00:48:30 08/02/02 (0)
Re: AT85 bolt seal problems SEAL_ONE 21:07:30 07/29/02 (1)
- Re: AT85 bolt seal problems The Magnum
  04:50:20 07/30/02 (0)

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: I some how managed to launch the bolt seal out the end of my barrel. The getreal site said to use loctite 410, but I don't know where to find this. In addition I am not sure which was the bolt seal goes in. Does the flat part of the seal go to the front, or does the cupped part of the seal go to the front. Any help would be great. : Thanks

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