So I want to get rid of the bb on my lower for a 22 build but that nut somehow got screwed so deep, my red bb tool cant reach It to loosen it before it threads in.. I would just make a tool but cannot get one with proper wall thickness or diameter. I would drill out the threads on the red bb tool/button so it can go deeper but I need it for my other rifles when I drive cross state lines. Any suggestions?
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Stuck bb nut
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I installed a raddlock, replacing my standard bb. In doing so, I found out just why you don't use Loctite on the bb. I ended up pushing the bb assembly far out of the other side of my rifle, exposing then cutting the shaft with my dremel tool. Kind of a nasty last resort, but it worked well. Good luck! -
Its actually not lock tighted in, just tension from the spring. The nut is actually so deep, I cant push the mag release really far. Certainly not enough room for my sausage fingers to cut anything without ruining the lower. Thanks thoughIf you seek peace, prepare for warComment
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Thanks skser, I dont have a smallsmall screwdriver but I loosened it with a dentle pick I flatened and ground down, nearly stabed my forearm in the proccess but its out now with no cutting, thanks.If you seek peace, prepare for warComment
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