BYF 42 bakelite grips

tracyp · 08-26-2002, 10:40 PM

Garfield, if you lose a grip screw, you would go to the bin and get another. It's no big deal.

I believe the two holes were used to inject the mold. The grip screw was then placed into one the holes. When grip cooled, the mold was separated and the grip stayed with the side that had the grip screw. The screw was then unscrewed and grip would come lose from the other side of the mold or a flat object could be used to separate it.

If the grip screw was not used, how would you get it out. A dull instrument would be used and the gouges would be present.

08-26-2002, 10:40 PM	#13
tracyp User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Peoples Republic of Kalifornia Posts: 391 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Garfield, if you lose a grip screw, you would go to the bin and get another. It's no big deal. I believe the two holes were used to inject the mold. The grip screw was then placed into one the holes. When grip cooled, the mold was separated and the grip stayed with the side that had the grip screw. The screw was then unscrewed and grip would come lose from the other side of the mold or a flat object could be used to separate it. If the grip screw was not used, how would you get it out. A dull instrument would be used and the gouges would be present.