Center Punch For Staking Castle Nut at Carrie Moore blog

Center Punch For Staking Castle Nut. Staking can be performed using a center punch, or an auto center punch. Put downward pressure on the punch and hold it straight out from the endplate. Automatic (spring loaded) center punches range from the cheap under $10 ones from harbor freight and home product box stores, to the nice $50 starrett versions. Position the center punch on the middle of the endplate in line with one of the staking notches on the castle nut. The punch recommended by the ar guru william larson is the mayhew 5/32 center punch. It is free insurance against. You could do it with a sturdy nail if you wanted, but automatic punches aren't too expensive and they do the work for you with a firm tap via. 1/4 center punch or prick punch will work fine. A starrett 18c automatic center punch works well for me. Using either a spring loaded center punch or a standard center punch and a hammer, place the tip of the punch onto the lower receiver end plate. Do not use a woodworker's countersink. The bcm qd endplates i like to use are pretty hard so it takes multiple strikes to get the job done, but it's.

You could do it with a sturdy nail if you wanted, but automatic punches aren't too expensive and they do the work for you with a firm tap via. Do not use a woodworker's countersink. The punch recommended by the ar guru william larson is the mayhew 5/32 center punch. Staking can be performed using a center punch, or an auto center punch. Using either a spring loaded center punch or a standard center punch and a hammer, place the tip of the punch onto the lower receiver end plate. The bcm qd endplates i like to use are pretty hard so it takes multiple strikes to get the job done, but it's. Position the center punch on the middle of the endplate in line with one of the staking notches on the castle nut. It is free insurance against. 1/4 center punch or prick punch will work fine. A starrett 18c automatic center punch works well for me.

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Center Punch For Staking Castle Nut A starrett 18c automatic center punch works well for me. Position the center punch on the middle of the endplate in line with one of the staking notches on the castle nut. Do not use a woodworker's countersink. The punch recommended by the ar guru william larson is the mayhew 5/32 center punch. 1/4 center punch or prick punch will work fine. You could do it with a sturdy nail if you wanted, but automatic punches aren't too expensive and they do the work for you with a firm tap via. A starrett 18c automatic center punch works well for me. The bcm qd endplates i like to use are pretty hard so it takes multiple strikes to get the job done, but it's. Automatic (spring loaded) center punches range from the cheap under $10 ones from harbor freight and home product box stores, to the nice $50 starrett versions. Using either a spring loaded center punch or a standard center punch and a hammer, place the tip of the punch onto the lower receiver end plate. It is free insurance against. Staking can be performed using a center punch, or an auto center punch. Put downward pressure on the punch and hold it straight out from the endplate.