Removing thread locker

[Chilidaugz]

Looking for a gunsmith to remove locktite from some shotgun receivers in the I.E. Area

Last quote i got was $100WTFBBQ! What would cause it to be so expensive?

[dc2allday]

You try heating it up? It should melt... What color are we talking about?

[Chilidaugz]

Yes I have. Also its not Locktite, it is actually Loxeal 86-54 (Benelli Shotguns).

[dc2allday]

You got a picture? You got a tap and die set?

[Chilidaugz]

No picture, I would rather send it to a gunsmith; heck I would even ship it. That is just how ill equipped i am.

[dc2allday]

I'm pretty sure if you find out what thread size it is, you could spend a few bucks get the tap and die and be done in a few minutes. Unless it's some backward a s s thread, then well thanks benelli.

[Chilidaugz]

Oh I know the EXACT (I made a part for it) thread size, its M21 X 1 - 6g.

I see what you are saying, I don't need to run a tap through the threads again/chase the threads. I need to remove the buffer tube from the receiver and remove a stripped screw that wouldn't budge when I was using heat. Yes I am an Idiot

[gschoelles]

Sounds like its worth every penny of that $100!!!

[toby]

https://www.americhoke.com

[kcstott]

I'm pretty sure if you find out what thread size it is, you could spend a few bucks get the tap and die and be done in a few minutes. Unless it's some backward a s s thread, then well thanks benelli.

Since when is any screw on a gun other then the ones that hold the furniture on a common screw size?? 1/4-22,24,25,28,32, 8-40, 6-48, 2-56. then you have all the special pitch metric stuff.

Yeah 80% chance it's a $15 tap that only Brownell's has

[Chilidaugz]

Sounds like its worth every penny of that $100!!!

NVM, found Robar down in arizona who will do it for $30.