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- Thread starter RGRAY
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RGray,
Try Sears
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-=[Bob Allman]=-
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Try Sears
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-=[Bob Allman]=-
I did NOT escape from the institution! They gave me a day pass!
BFC member since the very beginning
Member: American Knife & Tool Institute
......... Varmint Hunters Association
......... National Rifle Association
......... Praire Thunder Inc.
......... Rapid City Rifle Club
......... Spearfish Rifle & Pistol Club
pending: Buck Collectors Club (prime interest: 532s)
Certified Talonite(r) enthusiast!
Try using a small allen/hex key, try metric. That's what I use to tighten the screws on the clip on my Sentinel. If that doesn't work, try a slot jeweler's screwdriver; it will fit into the opposing slots of a torx, but it's a last resort. Hope this helps.
Are you sure they are 5's I took mine off and put the clip on the other side and I was sure
I used a 7 Now I'm going to have to check.
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I used a 7 Now I'm going to have to check.
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http://www.imt.net/~goshawk
Don't walk in tradition just because it feels good!!!!!
Romans 10:9,10
Hebrews 4:12-16
Psalm 91
RGray,
You're right. I rechecked what I have and my full torx screwdrivers are Sears, but I picked up smaller sizes in bit form to use with my Chapman gunsmith screwdriver set from a local ACE hardware affiliate. They also had those odd "tamper proof" ("U" shaped drivers that fit those odd screws that appear to have two small holes in 'em) which saved my bacon working on a South African made auto which required adjustment.
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-=[Bob Allman]=-
I did NOT escape from the institution! They gave me a day pass!
BFC member since the very beginning
Member: American Knife & Tool Institute
......... Varmint Hunters Association
......... National Rifle Association
......... Praire Thunder Inc.
......... Rapid City Rifle Club
......... Spearfish Rifle & Pistol Club
pending: Buck Collectors Club (prime interest: 532s)
Certified Talonite(r) enthusiast!
You're right. I rechecked what I have and my full torx screwdrivers are Sears, but I picked up smaller sizes in bit form to use with my Chapman gunsmith screwdriver set from a local ACE hardware affiliate. They also had those odd "tamper proof" ("U" shaped drivers that fit those odd screws that appear to have two small holes in 'em) which saved my bacon working on a South African made auto which required adjustment.
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-=[Bob Allman]=-
I did NOT escape from the institution! They gave me a day pass!
BFC member since the very beginning
Member: American Knife & Tool Institute
......... Varmint Hunters Association
......... National Rifle Association
......... Praire Thunder Inc.
......... Rapid City Rifle Club
......... Spearfish Rifle & Pistol Club
pending: Buck Collectors Club (prime interest: 532s)
Certified Talonite(r) enthusiast!
Sure enuff, sitting here playing with my 710 while reading these comments it bite me on my right tumb. I shaved my arm earlier. This knife is very sharp. My mother said you always need bread and Bactine in your house. Thanks Drew I e-mailed them.
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RICK LEFTIES UNITE
[This message has been edited by RGRAY (edited 14 October 1999).]
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RICK LEFTIES UNITE
[This message has been edited by RGRAY (edited 14 October 1999).]