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    Grand Master Know It All
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    Default Grip screw/washer

    **Thanks for the advice guys, stopped by Ace, good to go now**


    Ok, I'm an idiot, I was changing the grip on my AR, took off the original, then got called away for awhile. Came back to it and I'll be dipped if I can find the screw/washer to hold on the new grip!! Where in the south Denver area can I get a new one without buying a complete spare parts kit? And if I were to buy a kit which is the recommended brand (the gun is a Colt 6920)?

    This idiot thanks you.
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    1/4-28 thread x 1". Any decent hardware store carries them. Make it easier to install, buy a socket head, instead of regular screw instead.
    Last edited by Great-Kazoo; 08-23-2014 at 18:20.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    1/4-28 thread x 1". Any decent hardware store carries them. Make it easier to install, buy a socket head, instead of regular screw instead.
    ^^^^What this goomba said.
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    Thanks guys, I've got an Ace in my neighborhood, stupid me it didn't even cross my very tired mind-I need to get some rest!

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    I swear, the Magpul grip I just installed could stay on WITHOUT a screw. I've done a lot of them, but this one was so tight I had to spread it apart with tools before getting it to go on. Even then, I had to pound it on with a rubber mallet.

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