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John Davis 11-30-2021 03:10 PM

SC Rib
 
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As can be seen in the photos, the vent rib on my SC has separated near the breach end. It had a screw with a slotted head that was lost while shooting. This was obviously an after market fix. Any suggestions on the easiest fix now? JBWeld?

Dean Romig 11-30-2021 03:57 PM

John, why not do it right?





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Mills Morrison 11-30-2021 04:31 PM

Mine had a similar issue and now has a poor repair. I can live with it as is for the moment, but I agree with Dean that any repair should be done right.

Doing it the right way costs less in the long run anyway.

John Davis 11-30-2021 06:54 PM

Time is the issue. But I guess I'm just going to have to bite the bullet.

Mills Morrison 11-30-2021 07:41 PM

Breck Gorman is now in Beaufort. Obviously, I can't speak for him now, but his turnaround time was fast by gun standards. He might be able to help

Harry Gietler 11-30-2021 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by John Davis (Post 349145)
As can be seen in the photos, the vent rib on my SC has separated near the breach end. It had a screw with a slotted head that was lost while shooting. This was obviously an after market fix. Any suggestions on the easiest fix now? JBWeld?

INSTALL A NEW SCREW !

HOW did you repair your cracked forearm ?

Harry

John Davis 12-01-2021 06:27 AM

I sent it the fore arm off for repair. And the SB was out of commission for a while. I'll just have to do the same with the SC barrel.

Mills Morrison 12-01-2021 09:13 AM

Good excuse to buy another one while you wait

John Davis 12-01-2021 09:36 AM

Like I need another excuse.

Buddy Harrison 12-01-2021 09:41 AM

SC Rib
 
Clean the screw hole with alcohol, install a new screw with blue loctite on the threads. Thats likely what a gunsmith would do.


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