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Bill Z
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Had Rem action put into Speedy sleeve (foot print Panda). Looks glued in, what is best way to remove sleeve. Thanks in advance
Bill Z
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Cheechako
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Heat is usually preferred. But, before you go any further, contact the guy who installed the sleeve. Ask him how it was installed, what adhesive he used, what alterations he may have made to the action, what you need to be aware of, and, most important, would he recommend that you remove it. You may not like what you find under the sleeve.
JMHO
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Bill Z
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Cheechako thanks for the reply. Speed Gonzalaez (SG@Y) did the work. He's out of bussiness now. Again thanks.
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dpapadimitrio@g
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Speedy has landed
You can probably contact Speedy at Trinidad Jr. College in Trinadad, CO.
He is spreading his vast knowledge to those who wish a career in the gunsmithing industry. "The first class of third-year students will experience the hard work and challenges of starting up a small business under the guidance of TSJC gunsmithing instructor Speedy Gonzales. Gonzales is a consummate gunsmith, inventor, and a member of the Benchrest Hall of Fame, who spent 30-plus years building guns for a living before he closed his shop near Fort Worth Texas two years ago, moving his family to Trinidad, and bringing his high-energy level of perfection and enthusiasm to TSJC to “pass on his knowledge of gunsmithing to the next generation of gunsmiths.”
Brownells is a major sponsor of the program.
Think it is pretty neat as to what Speedy has embarked on there
You can probably contact Speedy at Trinidad Jr. College in Trinadad, CO.
He is spreading his vast knowledge to those who wish a career in the gunsmithing industry. "The first class of third-year students will experience the hard work and challenges of starting up a small business under the guidance of TSJC gunsmithing instructor Speedy Gonzales. Gonzales is a consummate gunsmith, inventor, and a member of the Benchrest Hall of Fame, who spent 30-plus years building guns for a living before he closed his shop near Fort Worth Texas two years ago, moving his family to Trinidad, and bringing his high-energy level of perfection and enthusiasm to TSJC to “pass on his knowledge of gunsmithing to the next generation of gunsmiths.”
Brownells is a major sponsor of the program.
Think it is pretty neat as to what Speedy has embarked on there