12-18-2013, 08:28 PM
I've read that some smiths put a little aeroshell 33MS on the threads and tighten down hand tight.
Then tighten down 3 times to next hole and sometimes don't even use a torch wrench.
Don't know if it's a good idea but some say 30 pounds is all that's needed.
The 33MS works good for lubing the lapping tool inside the receiver if you have a tight fit when squaring the receiver.
It's a high quality grease with 5 percent moly.
Then tighten down 3 times to next hole and sometimes don't even use a torch wrench.
Don't know if it's a good idea but some say 30 pounds is all that's needed.
The 33MS works good for lubing the lapping tool inside the receiver if you have a tight fit when squaring the receiver.
It's a high quality grease with 5 percent moly.