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    I'd use a wire wheel to clean the threads of the stock bolt, then use your BFS and tighten it...it'll tighten to tight. Don't worry. Pics...?
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    I'd use a wire wheel to clean the threads of the stock bolt, then use your BFS and tighten it...it'll tighten to tight. Don't worry. Pics...?
    BFS ????

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    Big F'n screwdriver!

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    while the action soaks in penetrating oil - I started scrubbing the stock with Murphys oil and a blue dish scrubby. the grime is coming off...very slowly. You can't even see wood on the parts I haven't scrubbed.
    the pile of corrosion on the barrel ended up being a combination of rust and swollen wood fibers. actual metal is seems easily pitted but serviceable. the pile of corrosion was a huge bubble several mm's high and I was worried the barrel was corroded too deep to salvage. penetrating oil overnight dissolved all of it.
    I'll take pics over the weekend.

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