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Posted: 1/17/2006 4:09:42 PM EDT
what's the best, or most efficent way of removing the front site, gasblock and rear site block from the barrel? for a person limited on tools? do you need a hyd. press?

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If you plan on refinishing then use a Mapp torch to heat them up. I use an aluminum block and a hammer to knock them off and a piece of black pipe and a washer to knock them back on ...
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I used press plates to remove my FSB and GB.  Not sure how well this would work on the RSB tho.

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