Hi,
I had slightly marred my stock takedown screw after a few times of on and off and not using the proper screwdriver. Well after posting this a fellow member recommended this larger knurled takedown screw fom Northwoods on Ebay. I like it. No need to use a screwdriver unless you have weak fingers. Good fit, just as secure as the stock one and well constructed. My only criticism is that it could have been 10% smaller and still functioned well.
Overall though, I'm a happy camper!
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Received my Northwoods takedown screw!
Received my Northwoods takedown screw!
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Re: Received my Northwoods takedown screw!
Looks handy. Let us know how it works after time.
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Re: Received my Northwoods takedown screw!
If you want it tighter you use a quarter or some similar coin and don't have to worry about damage
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Re: Received my Northwoods takedown screw!
Great! Thanks again for your recommendation!!jstanfield103 wrote: ↑Thu May 26, 2022 8:28 pmIf you want it tighter you use a quarter or some similar coin and don't have to worry about damage
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Re: Received my Northwoods takedown screw!
Hey Jstan, the takedown screw actually did get a bit looser after putting 16 rounds of snap caps through the lever action very quickly. The quarter did the trick. It tightened the screw to about 1/5 turn more than I could do with my hands. I did not force it anymore. It doesn't move at all now. So, anyone buying this screw, tighten it with a quarter after hand tightening, even if you have vice grip fingers.
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