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Thread pitch for the crane lockup detent
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TINCANBANDIT
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April 21, 2019 - 10:17 am
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Hey guys,

I am refinishing a DW model 15 and the shallow screw hole that houses the cylinder/crane lockup detent ball and spring has some messed up threads that I need to chase. Does anyone know what the thread size/pitch is?

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I don't know but if you take the screw to a machine shop, maybe you can figure it out?

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I do know it is the same thread as the front sight retaining screw.

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Snake-eye, I think he means the stubby screw under the firing pin. Is that the same thread as the front sight screwsurprised?

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