Bullet Button Malfunction

[BigPimping]

Maybe be on the safe side and replace it.

[Glockrocks]

Use your red tool to tighten it back up, a little blue thread lock will keep it from coming loose again. Did you ever wonder why your red tool is threaded inside?

[davidb]

I made my own bb wrench with a used 22 casing and dremel

thats a great idea, im going to make a couple tonight, thanks!

[axhoaxho]

or get this.
http://www.riflegear.com/p-1134-bull...grade-kit.aspx

I just ordered one to try. Thanks for the link

[send it_hit]

I made my own bb wrench with a used 22 casing and dremel

same here, but used an extra flat head screwdriver. definitely prefer it over the dedicated "tools."

[Bonedeval]

I got the same rifle.. I put a BCM upper on it. All you need is a screwdriver and tighten it down. You dont really need locktite. I also got one of BB tools. I keep it in my saw grip

[Jimi Jah]

Use blue locktite. Just a little bit does it. Easy to break that with the tool. I don't ever want to pull it out, it's too much trouble even if I go to AZ. Last thing I need to do is work on my guns out of state. Once you get used to it, you get used to it.

[axhoaxho]

or get this.
http://www.riflegear.com/p-1134-bull...grade-kit.aspx

I ordered the kit, and it arrived today.

When I tried to install it; I found that in its out-of-state position, its slotted-steel-nut didn't extend out from the bullet-button-housing long enough for my finger to confidently depress it.

Or, if I unscrewed the nut more to let it extended out further, then it became loose that it rotated by itself whenever my finger touched it.

Thanks again for the link, because the concept of this kit was sounded. If the manufacturer could improve it by making the slotted-steel-nut a little bit longer, then it would be perfect.

Just want to share my experience.

[4Defense]

Loctite Blue is removed easily enough, especially with the tool or a homemade tool, and stands up to the vibrations well. Nothing to be afraid of. But your solutions work as well

Tell that to my old mag catch. Blue loctite=2 damaged Riflegear mag tools=Cut off mag catch.

And yes, hairdryer, heat gun, boiling water, brake cleaner, loctite remover did not loosen it up.