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    Quick BCM KMR removal question.

    I have just a quick question, I am wanting to replace my BCM KMR-A rail with their MCMR rail. Would I need to use a heat gun to remove the KMR rail like I would to install it? Thanks.

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    Yes, you could probably muscle it, but you'll prevent scratching it up if you use heat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Ghengis Khan View Post
    Yes, you could probably muscle it, but you'll prevent scratching it up if you use heat.
    Thanks I’ll just pick up a cheap hair dryer then.

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    I removed a KMR-A by heating it with a hairdryer. I think BCM instructions say don’t use heat gun as that will be too hot.

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    I attach a vertical grip to the top rail and lightly tap it with a mallet. Works to remove or install.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crosseyedshooter View Post
    I removed a KMR-A by heating it with a hairdryer. I think BCM instructions say don’t use heat gun as that will be too hot.
    Yeah that’s what I was thinking I’ll just use a hairdryer.
    Quote Originally Posted by NoveskeFan View Post
    I attach a vertical grip to the top rail and lightly tap it with a mallet. Works to remove or install.
    That’s a good idea I will have to try that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NoveskeFan View Post
    I attach a vertical grip to the top rail and lightly tap it with a mallet. Works to remove or install.
    Never thought of that. I like it.

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    My rail sticks out a little on either side of my upper. I use a 6" (or so) piece of 1/2 or 3/4" PVC and tap it off with a hammer alternating from side to side. This also helps with install too.

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