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Posted: 6/17/2009 5:57:50 PM EDT
Does this look like adequate staking? Thanks.
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| (from looking at the picture) the two top stakings look good, there is metal has been pushed into the screw heads, the bottom left might even be okay, but there is no displacement on the bottom right. i would give both of the bottom ones another hit myself. it kinda looks like the staking on my Young Mfg that i got from rainier a few months back. pretty simple fix. |
Here are factory stake jobs from Colt on the left and the rest are LMT (vintage '05 & '08 pre MIM gas keys) Quoted:
Thanks. I wanted a second opinion as it is a Denny's super duty BCG. I was a little disappointed in the staking but wanted to be sure when I go back to Denny with it. Contact Denny about it and I'm sure he'll make it right, he's an easy guy to talk to. Tell him to use the MOACKS staking tool next time. 
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http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y232/Alpha-Romeo3/Hunting/COLT_l_LMT_M_LMT_R-stake-L197.jpg Here are factory stake jobs from Colt on the left and the rest are LMT (vintage '05 & '08 pre MIM gas keys) Quoted:
Thanks. I wanted a second opinion as it is a Denny's super duty BCG. I was a little disappointed in the staking but wanted to be sure when I go back to Denny with it. Contact Denny about it and I'm sure he'll make it right, he's an easy guy to talk to. Tell him to use the MOACKS staking tool next time.
Im pretty sure Denny uses a MOACKS but it doesn't look like one was used on the carrier pictured. |
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Top stakes look good bottom two aren't pushing any metal into the gap...
At second look..is there any metal protruding onto the second shelf area if so you might want to take a small file dress that area ? Can't tell for sure...run your finger along the surface you can feel if there is any metal protruding |
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