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[1] Posted by Shane 12-31-2003, 12:13 PM |
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I got my Viking yesterday and was adjusting the trigger on it to something I
liked. During adjustment I noticed that after 100-200 shots the trigger firing point set screw would move. I assume this is due to vibration of the trigger/gun as it's firing. It "adjusts" itself so I can no longer walk the trigger and have to actually squeeze the trigger to get a shot off. That being said what is the best way to remedy the loose screw? Loctite? It has a JMJ razor trigger on it also if that matters. |
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[2] Posted by Dirty 12-31-2003, 01:11 PM |
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Loctite will work just a dab of it will do the job. Do not put too much or
you will more than likely strip the head of the set screw out trying to remove it. I use a product from loctite called Tite'n for bolts or you can use Loctite 271 Threadlocker. Both work great, but remember....a little dab will do ya.... I love that jingle. I bet most aren't old enough to remember the product that jingle came from. Todd www.TeamSnapShot.com "Shane epik net>" <sowens<at.> wrote in message news:vv5tepaqkc4q95@corp.supernews.com... > I got my Viking yesterday and was adjusting the trigger on it to something I > liked. During adjustment I noticed that after 100-200 shots the trigger > firing point set screw would move. I assume this is due to vibration of the > trigger/gun as it's firing. It "adjusts" itself so I can no longer walk the > trigger and have to actually squeeze the trigger to get a shot off. That > being said what is the best way to remedy the loose screw? Loctite? It has > a JMJ razor trigger on it also if that matters. > > |
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[3] Posted by TONY SR. 12-31-2003, 01:15 PM |
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brillcreame
"Dirty" <n"NOSPAM"todd@carolina.rr.com> wrote in message news:erDIb.170295$Vu5.12263112@twister.southeast.r r.com... > Loctite will work just a dab of it will do the job. Do not put too much or > you will more than likely strip the head of the set screw out trying to > remove it. I use a product from loctite called Tite'n for bolts or you can > use Loctite 271 Threadlocker. Both work great, but remember....a little dab > will do ya.... I love that jingle. I bet most aren't old enough to remember > the product that jingle came from. > Todd > www.TeamSnapShot.com > "Shane epik net>" <sowens<at.> wrote in message > news:vv5tepaqkc4q95@corp.supernews.com... > > I got my Viking yesterday and was adjusting the trigger on it to something > I > > liked. During adjustment I noticed that after 100-200 shots the trigger > > firing point set screw would move. I assume this is due to vibration of > the > > trigger/gun as it's firing. It "adjusts" itself so I can no longer walk > the > > trigger and have to actually squeeze the trigger to get a shot off. That > > being said what is the best way to remedy the loose screw? Loctite? It > has > > a JMJ razor trigger on it also if that matters. > > > > > > |
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[4] Posted by Shane 12-31-2003, 01:22 PM |
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Came in a toothpaste looking tube... They still sell it actually.
Thanks for the suggestion I'll try it tonight. "TONY SR." <AMARGIO1@SAN.RR.COM> wrote in message news:RuDIb.33618$Vs3.15873@twister.socal.rr.com... > brillcreame > "Dirty" <n"NOSPAM"todd@carolina.rr.com> wrote in message > news:erDIb.170295$Vu5.12263112@twister.southeast.r r.com... > > Loctite will work just a dab of it will do the job. Do not put too much or > > you will more than likely strip the head of the set screw out trying to > > remove it. I use a product from loctite called Tite'n for bolts or you > can > > use Loctite 271 Threadlocker. Both work great, but remember....a little > dab > > will do ya.... I love that jingle. I bet most aren't old enough to > remember > > the product that jingle came from. > > Todd > > www.TeamSnapShot.com > > "Shane epik net>" <sowens<at.> wrote in message > > news:vv5tepaqkc4q95@corp.supernews.com... > > > I got my Viking yesterday and was adjusting the trigger on it to > something > > I > > > liked. During adjustment I noticed that after 100-200 shots the trigger > > > firing point set screw would move. I assume this is due to vibration of > > the > > > trigger/gun as it's firing. It "adjusts" itself so I can no longer walk > > the > > > trigger and have to actually squeeze the trigger to get a shot off. > That > > > being said what is the best way to remedy the loose screw? Loctite? It > > has > > > a JMJ razor trigger on it also if that matters. > > > > > > > > > > > > |
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[5] Posted by Paintballmavin 12-31-2003, 01:40 PM |
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"Dirty" <n"NOSPAM"todd@carolina.rr.com> wrote in message news:erDIb.170295$Vu5.12263112@twister.southeast.r r.com... > Loctite will work just a dab of it will do the job. Do not put too much or > you will more than likely strip the head of the set screw out trying to > remove it. I use a product from loctite called Tite'n for bolts or you can > use Loctite 271 Threadlocker. Both work great, but remember....a little dab > will do ya.... I love that jingle. I bet most aren't old enough to remember > the product that jingle came from. > Todd > www.TeamSnapShot.com > "Shane epik net>" <sowens<at.> wrote in message > news:vv5tepaqkc4q95@corp.supernews.com... > > I got my Viking yesterday and was adjusting the trigger on it to something > I > > liked. During adjustment I noticed that after 100-200 shots the trigger > > firing point set screw would move. I assume this is due to vibration of > the > > trigger/gun as it's firing. It "adjusts" itself so I can no longer walk > the > > trigger and have to actually squeeze the trigger to get a shot off. That > > being said what is the best way to remedy the loose screw? Loctite? It > has > > a JMJ razor trigger on it also if that matters. > > > > > As I remember, it was some hair glop called "Dippety Do". |
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[6] Posted by TONY SR. 12-31-2003, 01:44 PM |
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I think your right ;-)
"Paintballmavin" <xvz12@peoplepc.com> wrote in message news:vv62gr8pg8oj05@corp.supernews.com... > > "Dirty" <n"NOSPAM"todd@carolina.rr.com> wrote in message > news:erDIb.170295$Vu5.12263112@twister.southeast.r r.com... > > Loctite will work just a dab of it will do the job. Do not put too much or > > you will more than likely strip the head of the set screw out trying to > > remove it. I use a product from loctite called Tite'n for bolts or you > can > > use Loctite 271 Threadlocker. Both work great, but remember....a little > dab > > will do ya.... I love that jingle. I bet most aren't old enough to > remember > > the product that jingle came from. > > Todd > > www.TeamSnapShot.com > > "Shane epik net>" <sowens<at.> wrote in message > > news:vv5tepaqkc4q95@corp.supernews.com... > > > I got my Viking yesterday and was adjusting the trigger on it to > something > > I > > > liked. During adjustment I noticed that after 100-200 shots the trigger > > > firing point set screw would move. I assume this is due to vibration of > > the > > > trigger/gun as it's firing. It "adjusts" itself so I can no longer walk > > the > > > trigger and have to actually squeeze the trigger to get a shot off. > That > > > being said what is the best way to remedy the loose screw? Loctite? It > > has > > > a JMJ razor trigger on it also if that matters. > > > > > > > > > > As I remember, it was some hair glop called "Dippety Do". > > |
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[7] Posted by Shane 12-31-2003, 01:52 PM |
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Google has multiple links to the phrase ''A little dab'll do ya'' all
referencing Brylcreem (or Brylcream). However the phrase was used for many products. Rearranging the letters of ''A little dab'll do ya'' gives: Totally bald? Ideal! Shane "TONY SR." <AMARGIO1@SAN.RR.COM> wrote in message news:NVDIb.33629$Vs3.1002@twister.socal.rr.com... > I think your right ;-) > "Paintballmavin" <xvz12@peoplepc.com> wrote in message > news:vv62gr8pg8oj05@corp.supernews.com... > > > > "Dirty" <n"NOSPAM"todd@carolina.rr.com> wrote in message > > news:erDIb.170295$Vu5.12263112@twister.southeast.r r.com... > > > Loctite will work just a dab of it will do the job. Do not put too much > or > > > you will more than likely strip the head of the set screw out trying to > > > remove it. I use a product from loctite called Tite'n for bolts or you > > can > > > use Loctite 271 Threadlocker. Both work great, but remember....a little > > dab > > > will do ya.... I love that jingle. I bet most aren't old enough to > > remember > > > the product that jingle came from. > > > Todd > > > www.TeamSnapShot.com > > > "Shane epik net>" <sowens<at.> wrote in message > > > news:vv5tepaqkc4q95@corp.supernews.com... > > > > I got my Viking yesterday and was adjusting the trigger on it to > > something > > > I > > > > liked. During adjustment I noticed that after 100-200 shots the > trigger > > > > firing point set screw would move. I assume this is due to vibration > of > > > the > > > > trigger/gun as it's firing. It "adjusts" itself so I can no longer > walk > > > the > > > > trigger and have to actually squeeze the trigger to get a shot off. > > That > > > > being said what is the best way to remedy the loose screw? Loctite? > It > > > has > > > > a JMJ razor trigger on it also if that matters. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > As I remember, it was some hair glop called "Dippety Do". > > > > > > |
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[8] Posted by Space Cadet 12-31-2003, 02:11 PM |
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On Wed, 31 Dec 2003 12:52:44 -0500, "Shane" <sowens<at>epik<.>net>
wrote: >Google has multiple links to the phrase ''A little dab'll do ya'' all >referencing Brylcreem (or Brylcream). However the phrase was used for many >products. > I'm pretty sure that Brylcream was the originator...and now I got that stupid jingle stuck in my head! "Brylcream....a little dab'll do ya"....the worst part is I can't remember the rest! >Rearranging the letters of ''A little dab'll do ya'' gives: >Totally bald? Ideal! LMAO!  >Shane > > SC |
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[9] Posted by TONY SR. 12-31-2003, 02:12 PM |
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I thought it was brylcream. ;-)
you start losing your memory at my age. lol "Shane epik net>" <sowens<at.> wrote in message news:vv638fre0f7k2f@corp.supernews.com... > Google has multiple links to the phrase ''A little dab'll do ya'' all > referencing Brylcreem (or Brylcream). However the phrase was used for many > products. > > Rearranging the letters of ''A little dab'll do ya'' gives: > Totally bald? Ideal! > > Shane > > > "TONY SR." <AMARGIO1@SAN.RR.COM> wrote in message > news:NVDIb.33629$Vs3.1002@twister.socal.rr.com... > > I think your right ;-) > > "Paintballmavin" <xvz12@peoplepc.com> wrote in message > > news:vv62gr8pg8oj05@corp.supernews.com... > > > > > > "Dirty" <n"NOSPAM"todd@carolina.rr.com> wrote in message > > > news:erDIb.170295$Vu5.12263112@twister.southeast.r r.com... > > > > Loctite will work just a dab of it will do the job. Do not put too > much > > or > > > > you will more than likely strip the head of the set screw out trying > to > > > > remove it. I use a product from loctite called Tite'n for bolts or > you > > > can > > > > use Loctite 271 Threadlocker. Both work great, but remember....a > little > > > dab > > > > will do ya.... I love that jingle. I bet most aren't old enough to > > > remember > > > > the product that jingle came from. > > > > Todd > > > > www.TeamSnapShot.com > > > > "Shane epik net>" <sowens<at.> wrote in message > > > > news:vv5tepaqkc4q95@corp.supernews.com... > > > > > I got my Viking yesterday and was adjusting the trigger on it to > > > something > > > > I > > > > > liked. During adjustment I noticed that after 100-200 shots the > > trigger > > > > > firing point set screw would move. I assume this is due to > vibration > > of > > > > the > > > > > trigger/gun as it's firing. It "adjusts" itself so I can no longer > > walk > > > > the > > > > > trigger and have to actually squeeze the trigger to get a shot off. > > > That > > > > > being said what is the best way to remedy the loose screw? Loctite ? > > It > > > > has > > > > > a JMJ razor trigger on it also if that matters. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > As I remember, it was some hair glop called "Dippety Do". > > > > > > > > > > > > |
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[10] Posted by Jeff Goslin 12-31-2003, 03:34 PM |
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"Dirty" <n"NOSPAM"todd@carolina.rr.com> wrote in message
news:erDIb.170295$Vu5.12263112@twister.southeast.r r.com... > will do ya.... I love that jingle. I bet most aren't old enough to remember > the product that jingle came from. It's a pretty famous jingle, so even those not old enough to have used the product will remember it Brylcreem(sp?) -- Jeff Goslin - MCSD - www.goslin.info It's not a god complex when you're always right |
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