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  1. 14-02-2020, 09:15 PM #1
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    Sako rail removal

    Hiya had my gunsmith tap my rail on my sako and at the same time he glued it on(not sure why) now I cant get it off ,tried heating it but didn't budge.any other ideas how to break down the glue cheers

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  3. 14-02-2020, 09:19 PM #2
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    more heat?
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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    more heat?
    I had I pretty hot

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    Is it possible to ask the gunsmith who fitted it ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by dannyb View Post
    Is it possible to ask the gunsmith who fitted it ?
    Yip yip done that said to heat and lightly tap,might have to get him to remove it if he can

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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    more heat?
    Any idea if I could damage the action if I got it to hot? Cheers

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    You'd have to get it pretty hot, I suspect giving it hundies with a heat gun couldn't possibly damage it. What's the annealing temp of staino
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    Heat it up, beat the shit out of it with a hammer, it'll come off. A couple of good decent knocks directly on the top should help.
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    You’ve definitely removed all the grub screws aye?

    I’ve seen it happen before.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Proudkiwi View Post
    You’ve definitely removed all the grub screws aye?

    I’ve seen it happen before.
    Yip yip

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    Just grind it off. It will all buff out....
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    Attach some beefy rings and scope... something sturdy like a nightforce and get an assistant to hold it muzzle up with the butt on the ground.
    A couple of good swings of a bit of 4x2 about 1200 long down onto the objective bell of the scope should pop that rail off no problems

    I take it you are tapping it towards the recoil pad not the muzzle?

    A short bit of alloy flat bar used as a punch will let you give it a decent twat without denting stuff.

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    Another option, is chuck rifle in the deep freeze over night, as a lot of glues and resins, become brittle with cold,
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    Sorta looks like the rail is over the tapered dovetail as well?. Have you tried tapping it backwards?
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  16. 15-02-2020, 02:40 PM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by Clint Ruin View Post
    Sorta looks like the rail is over the tapered dovetail as well?. Have you tried tapping it backwards?
    Yip it's a near rail slides on the dove tail ,yip tried hitting pretty hard

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