Just because something is legal to do doesn't mean it is the smart thing to do.
| Might have loctite on threads, try a hot soldering tip on the screw head for a few seconds to heat it up.
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| You say you’ve tried everything but just confirming: have you tried a butane torch on the screw heads until you see smoke? Followed by a fresh bit installed in an impact driver?
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| 1KPerDay, great idea. And I guess I have not tried everything. I'll get on it. Again, thanks |
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| quote: Originally posted by flintsghost:
Did you take a close look at the screws? They are Torx screws and not allen types. Sometimes an allen wrench will turn them but most of the time all it does it mess them up. If you didn't notice that get a Torx in the correct size. I recently obtained a new 365 with an optic plate from the factory. After reading your trouble, I checked mine and they came right out, very easy.
I learned this the hard way on one of my pistols. Finally got out after realizing I had to purchase the correct head set, then the screws had to go into the trash after getting out. |
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