Oh ok, thanks!
I still haven't removed the bottom portion of the screw. It looks like it could take a while to remove since there's not much of the screw the needlenose can grab on to.
21 January 2016 - 01:55 PM
Oh ok, thanks!
I still haven't removed the bottom portion of the screw. It looks like it could take a while to remove since there's not much of the screw the needlenose can grab on to.
21 January 2016 - 08:31 AM
Thanks everyone!
I was able to take the screw by the magazine out with a flat head and drilled out the other one. I attempted with smaller screw drivers and trying to jam the flat head to somehow grab the screw, but it didn't work.
Drilling out the screw felt very refreshing...
If I use a putty to rethread it, will I be able to remove the screw?
20 January 2016 - 01:28 PM
I went rummaging through the toolbox at work and found some drill bits, small flat head, and a bunch of small Philips screw drivers. Also found a Torx screw driver (maybe I can hammer it in?)...
If I did drill the screw head slowly, will the plastic threads be destroyed?
20 January 2016 - 10:28 AM
I'm trying to get the screws out... I don't imagine I'll be using those two screws when I put the blaster back together.
I'll try to find another flathead (the one I have on-hand is slightly too big).
The screw in the front looks like it's completely stripped. Ugh.
20 January 2016 - 10:22 AM
Thank you for the responses.
The screw near the muzzle is practically rounded (I thought I could've taken it out if I put more pressure...Ugh...). The screw by the magazine release button is still pretty good.
I'm not exactly sure how to file down a screw driver... But that is the most likely cause of it stripping the screws.
I'm also not sure how to drill the screw head off...