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Old 04-05-2012, 11:45 AM
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Wow, 100

You'll probably go your entire life and not use half that many hehe.

Spend more per a screw and buy less, but in a higher quality...and they wont likely ever strip out on you. (and find a screwdriver that fits the slot perfectly and keep it in your cleaning kit just for tht purpose). The improper tool is often what wrecks screws
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I think I will give John Masen a call. Ya never know... some of these might be my next Karma giveaways....
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Another good tip to keep from stripping hex screws is to buy a good set of ball-end hex keys (allen wrenches if you prefer). They are almost guaranteed to completely seat in the screw (and stay seated), even if you do not have it perfectly straight in the hole.

The ones they sell at Home Depot are very good.
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These work very well.
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I think I'd contact Remsport. They supply 1911 "manufacturers" with frames, slides, etc. Maybe grip screws, too.

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Thanks Randallz
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I tried to remove a set of grips to replace them with a set Sarge made for me. The screw was so tight that the bushing came out with it and I was unable to separate them without damaging the bushing. I called Kimber and they sent two bushings and screws......no charge.
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