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    Member Al T.'s Avatar
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    Maclin, there are several of us who have the fore-end wrench. If you'll post a general location, we might be able to help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Al T. View Post
    Maclin, there are several of us who have the fore-end wrench. If you'll post a general location, we might be able to help.
    Agreed. I'll send you mine if you cover return shipping.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pablo View Post
    I'll second the recommendation for the armorer's wrench. If you can, clamp the forend in a vise. If it's a wood forend, too much WD40 will cause the wood to swell and make your problem worse. You can try putting it in the freezer for an hour and see if loosens things up.

    Edited: If you don't have a vise, it's very easy to distort the action bars, and new parts will be in your future.
    Damn that sucks...guess I should've posted before trying to MacGruber it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lon View Post
    Agreed. I'll send you mine if you cover return shipping.
    Thank you gents. I'm in Eastern Montana. So...not close to much of anything

    I think I have a line on one of the wrenches through a local contact. I'll find out tomorrow. If not I'll take one of y'all up on this and cover the shipping. I'll PM when I figure it out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tamara View Post
    If Kroil and the metal armorer's wrench can't do it, it can't be done.
    Well, only if you want to exclude C-4 and det cord from your tool box.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeep View Post
    Well, only if you want to exclude C-4 and det cord from your tool box.
    Where's the fun in that?
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    Member EM_'s Avatar
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    Gents,

    Thanks so much for the advice and the offer. The local PD had a wrench and it worked like a champ. Just had to get past a little corrosion.

    Thanks again for the offer for the tool, guys. Great to be a part of a community with nice gun peeps.

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