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  • #16
    bballwizard05
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    • Sep 2009
    • 3323

    That explains why my 8-40 alllllllmost seems to work. Interesting.

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    • #17
      bballwizard05
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      • Sep 2009
      • 3323

      The screw sold by Numrich is 8-40, and does not work. By stroke of luck my friend found the screw sitting in a random drawer in garage. Now I'm determined to confirm it's thread pitch. What would be the best way to test if it is .157-40? Can't seem to find any support for that threading at local hardware shops

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      • #18
        thegiff
        Member
        • Aug 2008
        • 364

        Pitch gauge would be good. Otherwise put a caliper on it to measure diameter, then measure as many thread pitches as you can and divide by the spaces. inverse gets you threads per inch. Magnification helps a lot. Also you can use other screws as your pitch gauge, like a 4-40 screw of course.
        So Cal Precision Rifle Team, NRA Life, WEGC Precision Bolt Rifle Director, NRL Member, Bolt Action Rifle Groupie, NRA Pistol Distinguished Expert

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