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#1677005 - 09/23/20 10:39 PM
Help a beginner out? NoVA/Arlington
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spotsphill
Pea shooter
Registered: 03/23/20
Posts: 9
Loc: Arlington
City or County: Arlington
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I bought a bunch of tools and parts to upgrade my M&P 15 Sport 2 and I'm stuck on both the barrel nut and the front sight pins. The barrel nut is on super tight and I can't get the sight pins to budge.
I've watched all the YouTube videos. I know I can go to a gunsmith and pay for it, but I invested in all the tools and I'm looking to learn (I hope to build an AR next).
I used a caliper to determine the smaller end of the sight pins and that's the side I'm banging. I have an armorer's wrench for the barrel nut.
Anyone in Northern Virginia willing to show me how it's done?
Thanks in advance for the consideration.
-Phill
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#1677084 - 09/24/20 09:35 AM
Re: Help a beginner out? NoVA/Arlington
[Re: spotsphill]
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Verylargeboots
Professional FUDD Hater
Registered: 10/10/16
Posts: 749
Loc: VA
City or County: Lynchburg
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Gotta keep beating on it, the S&W pins are very tight on the FSB. Good thinking with the calipers, most folks believe it or not would just beat on them assuming that a TAPER PIN is actually straight. Gotta ask the question but.....you did pull out the gas tube right? Lol. Other than that I hope you are using a setup similar to a reaction rod to engage the barrel extension itself if it's that tight. Feel free to send a PM if you need anything, happy to help
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It's not junctional, it's probably fine
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