Attaching a scope rail?
- super spuder
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thoes metal zip tie things....ummm..cant think of the name right now.
trying to decide on a new project, probably something small.
- homedepotpro
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hose clamps super spudder. i would try to get some cheap scope mounts sorta like these http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl= ... S:official
and attach the rail that, that way you can remove it
and attach the rail that, that way you can remove it
- super spuder
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yea, thats them, sorry, it is really late here, and i cant remember crap.
trying to decide on a new project, probably something small.
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From_Hamsterdam
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duck tape, what cant it do :love4:
Quote:"What if the Kangaroo's where explosives?"
- boilingleadbath
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In firearms, scope rails are generally attached with (short) screws, and I've done the same thing myself.
(though I have seen mounts machined into the barrel)
<i>Much</i> less ugly than hose clamps.
(though I have seen mounts machined into the barrel)
<i>Much</i> less ugly than hose clamps.
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iknowmy3tables
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Hey those scope mounts aren't for attaching rails to your gun, they are not for attaching the rail to the gun they are for attaching scopes to the rail
I just don't want anyone make a pointless buy,
BLB: I don't think most of us feel safe screwing into the chamber although they are short screws, and it doesn't sound easy with steel
I just don't want anyone make a pointless buy,
BLB: I don't think most of us feel safe screwing into the chamber although they are short screws, and it doesn't sound easy with steel
- boilingleadbath
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If 1" steel pipe was to be rated by it's burst pressure in the same way as PVC, it'd be reasonable to expect a rating of 2000 PSI or so.
Perhaps you don't <i>feel</i> safe doing it, but such emotions are probably borderline phobia.
Not <i>easy</i>... but it's not hard-tempered, nor an exotic (or even stainless) alloy, so (provided you have a tap) it's not exactly difficult.
You just have to be careful and paitient - but that's the case with anything, even aluminum.
(As an anecdote, one of my friends knows someone who snapped off a decent-sized tap in aluminum... as I said, patience is often a virtue when tapping.)
Perhaps you don't <i>feel</i> safe doing it, but such emotions are probably borderline phobia.
Not <i>easy</i>... but it's not hard-tempered, nor an exotic (or even stainless) alloy, so (provided you have a tap) it's not exactly difficult.
You just have to be careful and paitient - but that's the case with anything, even aluminum.
(As an anecdote, one of my friends knows someone who snapped off a decent-sized tap in aluminum... as I said, patience is often a virtue when tapping.)
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iknowmy3tables
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I've never seen taps so tiny, but mainly I'd just be worried about leaks
- boilingleadbath
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Perhaps you could put a gasket between the rail and the fitting?
Such practices seem to work ok in diaphragm construction.
Such practices seem to work ok in diaphragm construction.
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