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Offline BigTinz

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Stock and safety removal/replacement
« on: January 28, 2016, 06:38:05 PM »
My new folding stock and ambi safety just came in.

How do I remove the safety in my vz2008? The bolt release was no problem, but I can't tell how to remove the safety (no good youtube vids).

Also, the folding stock is being a big pain, and I assume it's got red locktite. What's my best bet?


Offline CitizenPete

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Re: Stock and safety removal/replacement
« Reply #1 on: January 28, 2016, 07:30:03 PM »
My new folding stock and ambi safety just came in.

How do I remove the safety in my vz2008? The bolt release was no problem, but I can't tell how to remove the safety (no good youtube vids).

Also, the folding stock is being a big pain, and I assume it's got red locktite. What's my best bet?

Rear screw is easy. Use heat like a small torch or lighter and heat up screw from inside receiver.  Use give two wacks with an impact driver fitted with a large flat head socket.
Unscrew.

Safety removal is easy too.  See disassembly video link under "New to vz.58" sticky.

rinse. repeat.
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Re: Stock and safety removal/replacement
« Reply #2 on: January 28, 2016, 09:21:36 PM »
How long would you recommend heating the screw?

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Re: Stock and safety removal/replacement
« Reply #3 on: January 28, 2016, 09:36:33 PM »
How long would you recommend heating the screw?


30 seconds or so? Just heat it up enough with some sort of torch to cook the loctite a bit.
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The post above is opinion, and I am probably totally wrong, so please pardon me if I offend anyone in any way. I am speaking only for myself and just sharing my thoughts, not trying to start an argument with anyone, and if you disagree with anything I have said, I concede your correct.