Any chance you could provide a photo of what you did to resolve the problem? It might make it easier for other down the road to understand it.
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Any chance you could provide a photo of what you did to resolve the problem? It might make it easier for other down the road to understand it.
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Sure (once I get up to speed on posting pics). It will be on the spare pin though. The original is back on the lower with the upper back on it.
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Glad to see you got it fixed. Regarding coarseness, I don't recall at the moment though I'm sure it was a finer grade. But even a more coarse grit is not gonna do too much if a person uses any degree of caution at all. As stated before, this product is forgiving and very simple to use. I find them to be more in the family of finishing stone. I reckon you went the smarter / potentially cheaper route by doing the pin. I always did the holes with a few trial fits til completed.
My NodakSpud lower is a tight fit with every upper I on it, including the BCM upper use it with. I tapped the takedown pin in and out with a plastic hammer and punch until I could insert the pin by hand. I can pull the pin by hand (with difficulty) now, but usually just use a pmag to tap and pry it.
Andy
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