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  1. 16-01-2015, 09:51 AM #1
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    thread protector

    hi I want a thread protector made for my rifle one problem is its an odd thread it appears to be 11x1 any one able to do this I expect to pay for the services cheers
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  3. 16-01-2015, 02:06 PM #2
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    Gunworks do.
    They even have Tardme auction for thread protectors, but go direct to them.
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  4. 16-01-2015, 02:07 PM #3
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    Dean Maisey has em. Pm him hes on here
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  5. 16-01-2015, 02:22 PM #4
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    lll try them its a weird size tho thanks
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    If it doesn't work out through the above gents, my mate can whip one up for you, no problem
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  7. 16-01-2015, 03:37 PM #6
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    thanks I emailed another suppressor guy but none of above and it was going to be to hard ill keep you in mind tommy if I cant get something off the shelf local is going to be easiest as whoever can do it would want to have a look and see for sure what it is
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    No prob dude sing out if you need it
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    Or pop down to your nearest engineering (nuts and bolts) supplier. And get a single nut the right size. Works well. You can even usually get stainless for a very small price....Even in odd ball threads.
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    what timattalon said , if you can find a nut with the right thread , ... turn it down in a lathe , add knurling and boom , thread protector !!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by stumpy View Post
    what timattalon said , if you can find a nut with the right thread , ... turn it down in a lathe , add knurling and boom , thread protector !!!!
    It would be better to wrap some #8 around the thread and rub back to shape with some sand soap Thats how a real Kiwi would do it anyway
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  14. 29-01-2015, 12:23 PM #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    It would be better to wrap some #8 around the thread and rub back to shape with some sand soap Thats how a real Kiwi would do it anyway
    +1 should be finished in 2017.....give or take a year!!!!!!
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  15. 29-01-2015, 12:50 PM #14
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    are you sure you have the thread correct? 11 x 1 is really odd.
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  16. 29-01-2015, 12:58 PM #15
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    fuk you guys are rough I was going to insulation tape it or just new tech it
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