What is the proper tor tool for adjusting the clip?
525878
it takes about the smallest torx tool they make - not sure what T# that it is tho
525879
I know this isn't the question you're asking, but one thing I found helpful was removing the safety. It's not going to open in my pocket and it was pain when I would go to open it and couldn't because the safety had been engaged in my pocket.
525880
I bought a tool at Auto-zone. It's green and has a bunch of torx bits all nicely packaged into a fold-able/deploy-able frame, has TITAN printed on the side. It has sizes to fit all the screws on all my Kershaw knives, me thinks it was around 10 bucks.
1964881
Just the proper size "Torx" tool is all you need to disassemble the old units and mount the new ones. It helps the operation if someone holds the lid while doing the work! Good luck! P.S. With the new StrongArms mounted, my lid goes up by itself!! Very good items. V. Tora
137049
I can set it to trim to the length that I select. I'm still learning to use it efficiently and need to mount it more securely, but so far have trimmed and loaded over a 100 rounds with it and am satisfied with performance.
1944730
You need a small screwdriver. In the field we would just pick up one of our 5.56 brass casings and use the bottom of it to adjust.
522645
You are correct. You will need either hide a set screw somewhere or find some other fashion of lateral support given it being possible to slide the two clips apart.
2167337
i removed the clip with my dremel tool then i sanded down the remaining piece. i have it mounted on my M4 and it is a great add on. i hope this helps you.
1773442
That's where I put mine. I only think the clip is a stabilizer. I just really tighten the gas fitting and havent had an issue.
1094655
I use the "We Are Memory Keepers" Crop-A-Dial tool. There are several to choose from, they make different size holes, they also set the grommet into the hole if you want to use one.
97921
I had the same issue. I found a video on Youtube showing how it is done. Actually there is no trick to it, nor do you need any tools. It is a matter of compressing/"buckling" the sling enough with your fingers and you can force the clip through. Go to Youtube. AK sling topics are plenty.
1033102
An adjustable wrench or channel-lock pliers (use care) and some teflon tape. Takes 5 minutes.
1180477
The clip can indeed be turned. It clicks into several positions, depending on where you wish it to rest.
2237649
Proper tools are critical to good folder maintenance. Before you attempt to change the position of your knife's clip, invest in the correct size of micro screwdrivers, Torx drivers, and/or hex wrenches for your knife. Spyderco knives require the following tools for clip maintenance: Knives with metal clips and three Torx (star-shaped) attachment screws require a T-6 Torx driver Knives with metal clips and three Phillips attachment screws require a small Phillips screwdriver (#1 Phillips) Knives with wire clips held in place by a single Torx screw require a T-8 Torx driver Our Value Folders currently use hex-head screws and require a 1.5mm metric hex-head (aka "Allen") wrench Our Salt folders and some of our older models use a two-piece "barrel" nut that requires a coin (a U.S. penny works best)
2085412
no, but i shaved a little off my clip with extention on it, with a knife, little tight but it works,it will stretch some.
1095741
Use the standard blade that the Gtx model comes equipped with and adjust it to your liking. Search youtube for tutorial Gtx clipper adjustment
454964
The clips pop open when bent like a barrette and snap shut. They work just like any Clip in extensions, there are lots of how to videos on YouTube
2162057
The clip has a relatively small opening. I doubt it. Also with a spinning bike and the movement, I would pick a light that has a sturdier "neck"
2184442
I'm new to biking, but I have used the tool to adjust pedal clips for my bike. They are Shimano.