.22lr Hammer Screw removal

Started by MiniCoyote, February-20-17 18:02

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MiniCoyote

Hello Everyone,

I am having a difficult time trying to remove the hammer screw.  I understand it is a left thread screw (righty loosy, lefty tighty) but cannot get the thing to budge.  Even soaking in Liquid Wrench, heat, hammer taps cannot get this screw un-threaded.  For those who have disassembled their .22lr, was there difficulty with this as well? 

Uncle_Lee

Hi mini
I have had some apart.
Never any problems.

Welcome to the asylum.
God, Country, & Flag

LET'S GO BRANDON ( he is gone to the beach )

OV-1D

  Welcome and heat it up with a pencil point soldering gun .
TO ARMS , TO ARMS the liberal socialists are coming . Load and prime your weapons . Don't shoot till you see their UN patches or the Obama bumper stickers , literally . And shoot any politician that says he wants to help you or us .

E-Stop

Quote from: MiniCoyote on February-20-17 18:02
I understand it is a left thread screw (righty loosy, lefty tighty) ....

Glad I sent mine back to NAA for hammer work.  I didn't know it is a LH thread.  I would have surely boogered it up good.

MiniCoyote

#4
Helllo Everyone,

Finally got the darn thing undone.  The last time it was opened was for when I had sent it back to NAA to fix a broken main string.  Not sure if thread-locker was used by their technicians.  However, the new hammer is installed and works as expected. 

OV-1D, I heated it up and then soaked the threaded-side with Liquid Wrench while tapping the screw head between each re-application of LW.  After about an hour of soak time (and destroying two flat-head bits) I finally got it loose.

To anybody wishing to take one of these guns apart themselves prepare for a mechanical challenge.  It wasn't too difficult but did take time without having any specialized tools.

Uncle_Lee

I find no problems getting one apart. It is the getting them back together that is problem.
God, Country, & Flag

LET'S GO BRANDON ( he is gone to the beach )

tocsn40

Quote from: uncle_lee on March-04-17 04:03
I find no problems getting one apart. It is the getting them back together that is problem.
I have had one a part but have no planes of opening one up again lol
Tocsn40

Uncle_Lee

I bought one in pieces to learn and practice on incase I needed to go into one.
God, Country, & Flag

LET'S GO BRANDON ( he is gone to the beach )