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Jim Watson · 12-31-2009, 22:05

I took mine to the gunsmith.

Bear in mind that if the plunger tube legs are short (mine were) or if the holes are not countersunk from the inside (mine weren't) just cranking on the staking tool will not have much effect. You have to have enough metal for the tool to rivet out and a place for the rivet head to spread.

12-31-2009, 22:05	#6
Jim Watson Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Alabama Posts: 6,442	I took mine to the gunsmith. Bear in mind that if the plunger tube legs are short (mine were) or if the holes are not countersunk from the inside (mine weren't) just cranking on the staking tool will not have much effect. You have to have enough metal for the tool to rivet out and a place for the rivet head to spread. __________________ I have a few facts and a lot of opinions.