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What type of plug screw is required for a 1953 model 70 FWT to fill the holes on the side of the receiver where a peep sight would be mounted?
With or without stop? Where is a good place to puchase other than e-bay?
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Most likely 6-48,
Brownells has them.
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Most likely 6-48,
Brownells has them. I Know the thread size but there are two types, some with a stop that limits depth and some without. I did not see them specifically for model 70's on Brownell's web sight.
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Most likely 6-48,
Brownells has them. I Know the thread size but there are two types, some with a stop that limits depth and some without. I did not see them specifically for model 70's on Brownell's web sight. Get one longer than the hole depth then trim as needed if you want it flush
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Get the positive stop ones, they are what Win used
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+1 And they won't fall down into the action when the headless ones start turning because of recoil. Please don't ask me how I know.
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[quote=saddlesore]Most likely 6-48,
Brownells has them. I Know the thread size but there are two types, some with a stop that limits depth and some without. I did not see them specifically for model 70's on Brownell's web sight. Get one longer than the hole depth then trim as needed if you want it flush [/quote The holes are drilled and tapped all the way through. Use the stopped one, shoot me a PM and I'll send you 2. I must have thousands of them.
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[quote=ohhunter1][quote=saddlesore]Most likely 6-48,
Brownells has them. I Know the thread size but there are two types, some with a stop that limits depth and some without. I did not see them specifically for model 70's on Brownell's web sight. Get one longer than the hole depth then trim as needed if you want it flush [/quote The holes are drilled and tapped all the way through. Use the stopped one, shoot me a PM with your address and I'll send you 2. I must have thousands of them.
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