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Unread 04-01-2014, 03:11 PM   #1
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do not heat the action. There should be no need to do this.

With all the actions I have stripped for parts and roll joints removed, I have never had to use heat and usually never even oil.

The screw is just in there tight. Nearly every one I remove has the threads librally coated with machine oil left from the day it was new.

The action in a drill press might be needed, but usually the bit in a socket handle for leverage will release the really tight ones.
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Brian,

If the screw was left intact and the frame re-case colored like the one I had, it was a different story. Thought it may never come out but it did.
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