Well my wife had me vacuuming the ceiling in the den (we have a fireplace in that room) turning the couches over and vacuuming the underside of the furniture, the walls and carpet, all the crevaces between the cushions and then she decided to clean all the vacuum cleaners out including the hepa filters and inlet filters with compressed air. The place is spotless but today her head is all stuffed up and she's convinced she has the Corona virus and she's taking her temperature every 15 minutes.
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What I do during "Lockdown".
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Nessmuck56
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Been doing some trapping...
Making a hat?
Nessmuck56
40 Cal.
we have plenty of Fur hats made ovah the years. These were nuisance beaver...flooding some property.
I'd love a nuisance hat! Be easy to pick me out of a crowd!
Neil
Nessmuck56
40 Cal.
A Muskrat ..
Russian Style here
I used to trap muskrat as a kid. We sold the pelts to a store owner in town. Great looking hat!
Question for the enlightened ones-
I have a tang screw that has probably not been removed since it was installed in the rifle in 1967. It is a slotted (flathead) screw, and it is not budging. I am just stripping the top out. Any suggestions on how to remove it without blemishing my rifle or causing damage? I already figure I will have to replace it so this isn’t a problem in the future. Many thanks in advance for your knowledgeable responses.
UndeadPoet
I have a tang screw that has probably not been removed since it was installed in the rifle in 1967. It is a slotted (flathead) screw, and it is not budging. I am just stripping the top out. Any suggestions on how to remove it without blemishing my rifle or causing damage? I already figure I will have to replace it so this isn’t a problem in the future. Many thanks in advance for your knowledgeable responses.
UndeadPoet
That's a........wait for it.......
Muskhat!
Wrong thread but I'll try and help. That tang screw should thread into the trigger group. If you can locate the bottom of the screw try a drop of two of PB penetrating oil and a tap or two with a punch
Then do what you can to fix the slot or cut s new one with a Dremel. That bolt is probably done already anyhow. Use a very tight fitting screw driver the full with of the screw head. Stabilize the gun in some kind of holding fixture (a vice lined with thick leather then try to turn the screw. Beyond that, drill the head of the screw out pull the tang out of the way and see if you can remove it from the stock through the bottom with the trigger assembly intact. Then you can vice up the trigger base plate and use some vice grips on the bolt. Hope this helps. Let me know what worked.
Neil
After you cut the new slot try an impact driver. The things work pretty well. This one is from Harbor Freight.
I work on bikes, that tool is invaluable for removing stuck fasteners. A good slot is critical. Spend some time to make it a good slot.
Sorry if I posted this to the wrong thread. I put it here because it is something I trying to do during "lockdown." Thanks for the informative suggestions. I will give them a try and will let you know how I fare.
UndeadPoet
Ahhh, now I see it, lol
Neil
What I'm doing on lockdown! Adjusting brakes, tire pressure shifting levers
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You have GRASS?
I used this smaller one, but I don't think Harbor Freight has this in stock any more. Works great for over tightened revolver nipples. I did have to make my own nipple wrench for it.
