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    Default AR Stock Swap

    Just wondering if I'm missing anything. I just ordered a VLTOR EMOD full Kit with a Mil-Spec buffer tube. My Bushy has a commercial tube (going to use it, and the Magpul CTR on it for a DPMS .22 lower, hence buying the whole EMOD kit). All I need to do is remove the buffer spring detent to let the buffer and spring out, use a stock wrench to losen the nut, swap tubes, and use a little blue loctite when I put the new nut on right? Anyone know If I'm missing anything?
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    Default Re: AR Stock Swap

    Don't use any loctite.

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    Don't forget the little pin and spring that holds the rear takedown pin in.

    Forget about that and the spring will go flying across the room. ARRRRRGH!

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    Negative on the locktite. A hammer and punch is all that is needed to stake the castle nut properly.
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    Default Re: AR Stock Swap

    Thanks a bunch guys. Forgot to also ask in my original post if I actually need a lower receiver vise block (to hold the receiver)? I know it would damn sure help, but this is the only stock swap I intend to do, so I can't see shelling out the cash for a one-use tool if I can get by without it.
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    Default Re: AR Stock Swap

    Thanks a bunch, didn't think I needed any, but just wanted to double check. Forgot to also ask in my original post if I actually need a lower receiver vise block (to hold the receiver)? I know it would damn sure help, but this is the only stock swap I intend to do, so I can't see shelling out the cash for a one-use tool if I can get by without it.
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