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February 9, 2009
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I searched for the answer to this one, yo no success. I have a model 15-2 with a rear sight that has what appears tp be a seized windage screw. With reasonable pressure, trying not to round out the allen head screw or break something, it will not move. ÂÂ
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Was there a solution to this somewhere here at the DWF in a previous thread?
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Thanks in advance!
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July 12, 2020
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Did you try Kroil/PB Blaster?
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February 9, 2009
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I plan to remove it and soak it in a Kroil bath. I did not yet. The odd thing is it does not seem 'sticky' tight, it seems seized tight, if that makes sense.ÂÂ
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Thanks for the reminder about Kroil.
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A little moisture can corrode those very fine treads easily and make it feel seized.
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February 24, 2013
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Kroll is very good, but I’ve also had great success with the Seafoam penetrating oil. ÂÂ
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December 4, 2011
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Kroil and maybe warm it with a heat gun. ÂÂ
Couldn't have been red Loctited by a previous owner?
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