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  • #16
    slik556
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2009
    • 1192

    Originally posted by foxtrotuniformlima
    The takedown bolt is a 12-24 . You can find these in a hex head cap screw at your better hardware stores.

    There are a number of ways to relieve the threads like on the factory ones.

    Here is a way if you are so inclined : http://ruger22.com/pages/hexhead.htm

    I just chucked the head in a drill and used a file to knock them down. Worked fine.
    Good stuff if you cant wait for someone to ship on to you. Doesn't seem to hard. For those who loose one I guess it's, Homedepot here we come
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    • #17
      Daniel Hunter
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      • Jan 2009
      • 165

      You could also try here.....

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      • #18
        Jbox
        Banned
        • Dec 2008
        • 1058

        Originally posted by foxtrotuniformlima
        The takedown bolt is a 12-24 . You can find these in a hex head cap screw at your better hardware stores.

        There are a number of ways to relieve the threads like on the factory ones.

        Here is a way if you are so inclined : http://ruger22.com/pages/hexhead.htm

        I just chucked the head in a drill and used a file to knock them down. Worked fine.

        This is what I was going to try but I couldn't not find the 12/24 in the right length at any of the hardware stores by me. All is good now though the new one came yesterday so its off to Angeles Saturday!!

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