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6x48 base screws

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  • 01-02-2013 10:16pm
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    ianoo
    Registered Users Posts: 449 ✭✭


    anybody any idea where i could get some 6x48 screws ,they are the ones that hold the bases on too the rifle on a remington 700 and most other rifles im led to belive, these are only used in the gunsmithing world so i'm told

    i tried brownels in the U.S. but they wont give me a definite rate on the postage till i place the order ,dont want to pay 20-30 euro on $5 worth of screws :mad:
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    just looked through the usual european sites and couldnt find anything

    only need them as spares so not under pressure ,would just like a few in the box cos "sure as there is ****e in a goose" i'll lose ,snap ,or cross thread the ones i have when i'm playing swop the scope :D:D

    ian....


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    #2
    juice1304
    Registered Users Posts: 1,805 ✭✭✭juice1304


    i placed two orders with brownells for some front sight posts and loctight and the postage was free. i can't say it will be for you, they must know how much of an awesome person i am. no tax either:D:D:cool:


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    willcork
    Registered Users Posts: 10 ✭willcork


    Hi Ianoo,
    I got the same ones from them a couple of years ago and the shipping was only a euro or two. They just stuck them in an envelope and they arrived in the post.
    I did have to file them down slightly because the mounting hole goes all the way through the receiver so they were binding on the bolt, youll see what i mean when you get them. So dont loctite them in untill you have dry fitted everything and the bolt closes smoothly.


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