So I really need to barrow a socket for a glock front sight screw. Went shooting today and it came loose. I have a 5/32 but that's to small. I live by Quincy and picadilly if anyone could help.
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So I really need to barrow a socket for a glock front sight screw. Went shooting today and it came loose. I have a 5/32 but that's to small. I live by Quincy and picadilly if anyone could help.
I've got a couple in Ft. Collins, but you should know that some of the gun-specific driver kits have one included. I've got the Wheeler Engineering one. That's why I have some. I'm sure someone in your neighborhood has one.
Not sure where Quincey is... Do mean Quincy... Just giving you a hard time!
I'm near Tower and Hampden. Come near me and you can use mine.
Fixed it. Got it installed at bowers, I wish it would have come with one. I will hit you up this weekend kwando to use yours thanks you very much!
It's not a specialty tool, buy a nut driver at your local tool supply.
^^^ I know it's just a socket, I should stop being lazy and get one!
You should keep one of these handy: http://glockparts.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=7087&CAT=700
5mm IIRC
Will need socket that does not have back bevel or it will not grip the thin little screw head.
I picked this tool up last year when swapped out stock front sight. Has been very handy addition to range bag.
http://www.glockstore.com/maintenanc...armorer-s-tool
Thanks for all the help I will go and buy something ASAP.
Or grind the face of a nutdriver.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
Easy for you machinists. What about the burr on inside lip?Quote:
Originally Posted by BPTactical
I started to grind one down and decided for $20 I needed a new tool.
Otherwise it would have been an excuse to visit my friendly neighborhood smith.
lobbed from my electronic ball and chain
Lex, I can throw my Glock tool in the truck tonite and meet up this week.
lobbed from my electronic ball and chain
It's all good I appreciate it, I will go and buy something. Thanks again for the offer!!
Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
Using a grinder ? the burr is easy to remove, but it's a secret. Next time you grind something round, try rotating the part [Beer]