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Ball detent consistently loose

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Posted by:
Jason "Zippy" Finnie
on July 02, 2003 at 14:45:20

Played for the first time with my new cocker this weekend. (I used to play with cockers back in the day before they came with ball detents) Anyway, the ball detent kept unscrewing itself after about 2 hoppers worth of shooting. My question, is it ok to use a bit of blue threadlock, or would you all recommend something else to keep it in place?

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: Played for the first time with my new cocker this weekend. (I used to play with cockers back in the day before they came with ball detents) Anyway, the ball detent kept unscrewing itself after about 2 hoppers worth of shooting. My question, is it ok to use a bit of blue threadlock, or would you all recommend something else to keep it in place?

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