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hi i want to punch out the ar in a strike fire but can't use a drill so is it a bad idea to punch them out with a screwdriver?
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strike fire help
random guy- Posts : 78
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Chaos-Blades- Posts : 345
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When i did mine i found that i wasn't able to just punch it out and my needle nose pliers couldn't get a grip on the barrel post, so i used a drill.
Frankie27- Founder
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Or how about just sawing the whole barrel off and replacing it, like I did. Much easier!
random guy- Posts : 78
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no barrel material and it's dead now
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I used a screwdriver on my maverick's ARs and cracked a couple of the discs, so try something else.
blakefield- Posts : 148
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Just use a dremel, it works so great and its fast.
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