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IIRC 1/4" 12pt. socket.

In Reply to: Re: reg and asa posted by DukieNukem on September 23, 2003 at 18:28:41:

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Posted by:
Vampyr
on October 05, 2003 at 10:52:30

that is 1/4" socket whatever drive size you prefer...
: ok well i went ahead and got them. everything is fine but i am having trouble taking off the stock asa to put on the 15*. I unscrewed the timing rod and everything but I cannot manage to unscrew the bolt that holds the asa in place. Do i need a special type of wrench? I can't even fit pliers into there. thanks!

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: : hi, a friend is offering me a Centerflag Reg and a 15* asa adaptor for $30 total. Are they worth getting, and what will they do for me? I know the 15* tilts my reg but thats as much as I know. Thanks for your help.

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: that is 1/4" socket whatever drive size you prefer... : : ok well i went ahead and got them. everything is fine but i am having trouble taking off the stock asa to put on the 15*. I unscrewed the timing rod and everything but I cannot manage to unscrew the bolt that holds the asa in place. Do i need a special type of wrench? I can't even fit pliers into there. thanks! : : : : : : hi, a friend is offering me a Centerflag Reg and a 15* asa adaptor for $30 total. Are they worth getting, and what will they do for me? I know the 15* tilts my reg but thats as much as I know. Thanks for your help.

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