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And how did they get stripped?

In Reply to: Re: striped threads posted by Norrisbig70 on July 02, 2003 at 22:34:35:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on July 03, 2003 at 13:21:02

You are to NEVER use a tool to tighten the cocking rod into the hammer. Finger tight only.
Yeah, it comes loose. Welcome to the autococker. Adjust. Just give it a finger tweak clockwise before you start a game and about every 30 minutes of play. Should become a habit. Like turning on your Revy.
But now you need a new hammer. Get one that has the TWO teflon/nylon set screw in the hammer.
You can adjust the tension on the setscrew to keep things from comming loose.
One is for the SEAR LUG.
The other is for the COCKING SCREW.
Very Handy.
And picking up a use but mostly new hammer is not too hard.

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: You are to NEVER use a tool to tighten the cocking rod into the hammer. Finger tight only. : Yeah, it comes loose. Welcome to the autococker. Adjust. Just give it a finger tweak clockwise before you start a game and about every 30 minutes of play. Should become a habit. Like turning on your Revy. : But now you need a new hammer. Get one that has the TWO teflon/nylon set screw in the hammer. : You can adjust the tension on the setscrew to keep things from comming loose. : One is for the SEAR LUG. : The other is for the COCKING SCREW. : Very Handy. : And picking up a use but mostly new hammer is not too hard.

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