What is the size/specifications of the original rear screw? As I was removing the metal butt plate, the rear screw disappeared into oblivion.
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From what I can remember, the top and rear screw are the same size. I'm sure they are metric screws but I have no way to determine that accurately. I think you could go to your local hardware store and match the screw you do have for the top and it would probably work just fine. If you cannot find a match, you could always fill the rear hole with wood filler, (make sure you put a little bit each time and press it in well with a small nail or something until the hole is filled tightly), and let it set up for about 24 hours, find a similar sized screw, drill a pilot about 1/2 or a little less of the thickness of the new screw then attach the recoil pad. Voila!
1167439
I need more information, can you take a picture of the screw, bolt or part you are fixing ?
1795582
I'm not sure what it is, but on the side where the small drill and extractor is says 3/32 - 5/32 (M 3-4) - likely recommended sizes of bolt heads to extract?? I snapped the smallest drill bit so I can't even measure it, I will see if I can post a pic of the actual inside of the case..
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I'm sorry for the delayed response... a family member had surgery. I am truly not sure if the plate is compatible. The bolt does reverse for two sizes though.Good luck~
985947
It is not a standard size. It is a metric odd sized. Could not find a back up for mine. I would eather tap it out and get a screw or send it back.
1772149
The screw is solid plastic but didn't fit my fan motor (wrong size). I suggest that you plan to find your own replacement screw because different fan motors often have different threads. Some are American Standard, some are metric and there are different sizes of both. The metal cover is great and should last for many years. I'm sorry I didn't get it sooner rather than those poor quality plastic ones from Home Depot.----------Good luck and have a great week end.
781529
I am not good with conversions .... it is 1 1/2 centimeters from the top edge of the plate cover to the top edge of the screw hole. I agree with the 6 cm from the side edge of the cover to the edge of the hole.
522547
I can't remember but I never have used the original screws anyways. It is pretty secure without using them.
1542594
I'm not sure about that issue. We had to do some trimming for the strike plate to fit flush. As far as nuts and bolts fitting perfect, it didn't. You'll just have to try a little tweaking. Ours is fine with the modification. Good luck.
1813261
No idea what screw you are referring to. Suggestion: take tripod to any hardware store and find the replacement that fits - this isn't high-level thinking dude, make an effort.
163845
I would return it as it is obviously defective, unless it happened since you received it. In that case, I don't know about finding the replacement screw. Sorry I can't help.
312783
Get a self tapping swivel screw, drill a small pilot hole in the very bottom edge of the stock and screw in the swivel screw. Before you do this remove the butt plate and verify there is enough material where you want the swivel to attach.
673203
There's nothing vital in the way. We took it apart and looked. They just didn't drill it as part of the manufacturing process. You can purchase the longer screw at most hardware stores or and electrical supply house.
956864
U t seems like the problem is still exist. after I remove the plate for cleaning. it seems to be impossible to get it fit back in perfectly like it was. especiallt the bottom plate. I am quite disappointed with their craftmanship..
2040524
Hardware store. I just used the proper size screw . I had some in my tool box.
876120
The screws are pretty short. They only extend out from the back surface of the rail by 3/8 of an inch. I measured them.
1375273
Yes, xD i took the plate off but its oversized enough that you could remove the screws and mount the new pad back over the original pad and prevent its loss, also stripper clips are really tight i took pliers and loosened em' up a bit also closed up one end so i could only load them one direction to help avoid rim-lock