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Anonymous

10/07/25(Tue)04:58:41 No.64365482

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Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)04:58:41 No.64365482 Archived

Anyone know how I tighten this nut full on the folding action on a vz.58 stock?

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)05:01:13 No.64365488

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)05:01:13 No.64365488

>>64365482
Get a propper spanner.

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)05:02:39 No.64365491

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)05:02:39 No.64365491

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>>64365488
>spanner

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)05:04:12 No.64365496

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)05:04:12 No.64365496

>>64365488
I hope you get raped.

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)05:15:28 No.64365533

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)05:15:28 No.64365533

Bump

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)09:59:40 No.64366312

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)09:59:40 No.64366312

>>64365482
Get a proper tool for the job. Unless you like severely fucked up looking bolts

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)10:33:15 No.64366432

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)10:33:15 No.64366432

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>>64365482
Literally just go to Harbor Freight and pick up a security bit set. Can't find the right one? Oh well, modify a cheapass HF flathead with a Dremel. Also /qtddtot/.

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)11:30:34 No.64366666

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)11:30:34 No.64366666

>>64366432
Those are much too small you fucking retard.

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)12:36:59 No.64366912

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)12:36:59 No.64366912

>>64365482
You need a self-sealing stem bolt.

Anonymous
10/07/25(Tue)12:57:23 No.64367020

Anonymous 10/07/25(Tue)12:57:23 No.64367020

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>>64366666
God damn, alright giga satan, you're right. But like I said, Dremel to grind out a gap in a regular flathead and use that. $10 for a Dremel knockoff and accessories from Harbor Freight, just go slow. Probably less than $10 for a flathead to modify, or even a whole bit set including a flathead bit big enough and it'll perfectly fit, same day fix. How wide is that center pin? Also, seems you can get something closer in search results with "spanner nut bit".