FSB

[Paper Boy]

[Nathan Krynn]

Yeah I have has some like that. We have that brownells orange jig and it supports the fsb, its a big help.

Other then that you need to loosen them, then its a cinch. Short of a hydraulic press (im not suggesting this btw) you need to hit it harder or a hammer with more weight.

[Paper Boy]

Short of a hydraulic press (im not suggesting this btw) you need to hit it harder or a hammer with more weight.

My mini sledge is MIA - assuming one of my "friends" borrowed it... Going to get a new one and give that a shot tonight. If that wont get it done I am giving up and going to find a gunsmith to do it...

[oldyeller]

Backing it up on something solid is just as important as the heavy hammer.

[mcisniper]

Had to beat the crap out of mine with a little 5 pounder and nice solid punch. Then installed new taper pins. But initially it was a real bear. I have a 2x4 with holes drilled in it to support the barrel and FSB while allowing the pins to come out.

Good luck!

Michael

[Paper Boy]

Had to beat the crap out of mine with a little 5 pounder and nice solid punch. Then installed new taper pins. But initially it was a real bear. I have a 2x4 with holes drilled in it to support the barrel and FSB while allowing the pins to come out.

Good luck!

Michael

Thats what I did tonight with a two pound and a really solid punch. Gave it a few big wacks. Did not move at all. Did not even think about moving. Really annoyed and running short on ideas.

[osis32]

If it's a stag upper then the pins come out the opposite way. I have a bcm upper that's been giving me fits. Good luck and hang in there.

[Paper Boy]

If it's a stag upper then the pins come out the opposite way. I have a bcm upper that's been giving me fits. Good luck and hang in there.

Not a Stag, I actually measures each side just to be positive what way to drive them out... Still no luck.

Anyone have Randall at ar15barrels number? If you do could you PM it to me?