10-40 screws
does anybody have a source for 10-40 screws? flat head preferred but a socket head would work. I have a tang sight to mount to a Remington 81 and one screw is killing me. I would really appreciate the help.
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Brownells 0 -
True Value Hardware's usually have all sorts of wierd size screws in stock.
Gun control is hitting what your aiming at.0 -
What length, overall incuding the head (proper way to measure a flat head)?
I'll try to help you out. 10-32 is considered fine thread 10-40 is "extra" fine. However 40 tpi is very common in the gun industry.
Hopefully I can find something for you,
Ed
Ed Konopasek0 -
So common complains cause the gun industry is so "special"....
Finally I got a lathe, a shaper and a bunch of tools....to make mines.
Luck in finding the screws you need......
Breech0 -
I tried Ace Hardware this afternoon, no luck, True Value is now closed and also tried a hardward store that has been open since the 60s and when I told him what I needed he asked "is it for a firearm?" When I said yes he said "good luck." Brownells, Midway, Dixie and Buffalo Arms doesn't have it. No luck on the internet searches I have done. I will try some of the specialty places tomorrow, but there is a mimimum purchase usually because they cater to industrial places. I don't need a 100, I need one. If anybody has one I will pay you for it or I will get the rifle retapped, but I don't want to modify such a cool, original and good condition rifle. 0 -
You might try to order from Numrich-- e-gunparts.com and then try again every 2 or 3 weeks.
I tried to find bolt parts for an 81, included them in every order from them. Whadda ya know.- 2-1/2 years later they showed up in an order.
Their inventory changes daily, so keep trying.
I have some odd-ball taps and dies, but not that one. If I had the one that MSN sells,- #03928405 at about $11.00 I'd make one for you.
You could make it yourself, too.
MSC - 800-645-7270 or mscdirect.com.0
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