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    Canton, buy a can of Kroil, this penatrating oil has been around for years and will enter a gap of 1,000,000 of an inch. I have used this product for years with very good results. It's in an orange and black painted can. It also makes a very good bore cleaner. Try it after you think you have cleaned the rifles bore. The patch will come out almost black!
    The tiny drill bit and Easy-out is the way to go.
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    Canton, buy a can of Kroil, this penatrating oil has been around for years and will enter a gap of 1,000,000 of an inch. I have used this product for years with very good results. It's in an orange and black painted can. It also makes a very good bore cleaner. Try it after you think you have cleaned the rifles bore. The patch will come out almost black!
    The tiny drill bit and Easy-out is the way to go.
    I have seen Kroil around...not sure if I can find that in Canadaicon. Sounds worth a try. Thanks.
    I do have Break Free and Liquid Wrench...not as good?


    The screws aren't broken off yet...I'm going to score some perfect ones somewhere and give them a shot.
    Good bore cleaner eh?

    Anyone have 2 or 3 very good SMLE rear guard screws you could drop in an envelope? Paypal?

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    Canton, can you send me a photo of the screws you need? I may have a few laying around.

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    Canton, can you send me a photo of the screws you need? I may have a few laying around.
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    Canton, can you send me a photo of the screws you need? I may have a few laying around.
    Here they are in all their terrifying glory...first my BSA .410 shotgun- I couldn't get it loose and gave up...I gave it a good shot of aerosolized Break Free tonight.



    On my Sht 22 IV.



    Here's the rear guard screw from my Lithgowicon SMLE.


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