Sat, Aug 27, 2005, 12:39pm (EDT-3) (Eric=A0Bragas)
did post, and then left:
I have a rifle with a wooden stock. One of the screw holes is so worn
out that the "repairman" shoved the screw hole full of steel wool snip

I got to wondering if this guy was ever going to return -
apparently not, because he posted a similar post on rec.guns - link
below. There's some additional info, and a link to a picture - which
apparently doesn't work all the time. But, he's got a close of a
semi-auto AK-47 type rifle, and apparently this is a buttstock screw.
I'm thinking that HE was the "repairman", from the way things are
worded. Anyway, he got about the same guidance there, as he did here.
I'm wondering why in the world he would be taking the screw out so often
the wood got stripped.
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.g...9e026765b591c=
386/fe1f4b3eafa336b9?lnk=3Dst&q=3Dgroup:rec.guns+autho =
om&rnum=3D2&hl=3Den



JOAT
Plans? Plans? Don' need no steenkin' plans.