Actual Autism

>>34210688
Get the plunger and spring out**

Red threadlocker?

Great news. Racing fuel. Nitromethane.

>>34210688
hit it with a $20 Hazard Fraught heat gun

>>34210970
Won't work. Acetone or nitromethane. Go to the hardware store OP.

>>34210949
Not sure what that means. I used blue in my stupor.

>>34210970
Do you think this will actually work? Could I try a hair dryer?

>>34210995
>blue
then use elbow grease

>>34210988
Will either of those fuck up the anodizing?

>>34210688
Take electrical tape, and cover it. Either that or put some mighty putty.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkuReA-AGa8

Drill it out with a drill press them clean it up with a file.

Make sure to add WD-40 as lubercant

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Gonna have to drill that shit out. good luck, faggot

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>>34211004
Like I said, been going at it with a screw driver and a rubber mallet. Can't get a grip on it.

I have an extra plunger and spring also, so I can fuck those up too k

>>34211032
>>34211037

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

>>34210688
Sandblast than lightly apply epoxy, followed by a paint job.

>>34211051
Post the results

>>34211054
>than
Oops, then.

Also, I hope these help. It's probably harder to do it with steel (I think that is, maybe aluminum?) but it'll get the job done eventually. Just get some gun paint afterwards.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ND0-iR4Lstc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOmUran35dE

>>34211114
Double derp, just realized what you were talking about.

Here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvpyQIlZCYU

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>>34210688
generally, heat it supposed to loosen blue loctite, so maybe a hair dryer or careful use of heat gun might be your friend? heat it up and try to wiggle it free
good luck

>>34210967
Don't do this it makes mustard gas.

>>34210688
What is the piece of electrical tape on the mag lock for?

>>34212248
It was for me installing it

Heat is supposed to soften it, so try a soldering iron to keep the heat local. Acetone is another option.

>>34211008
No more than Hoppes, which is mostly kerosene and ethyl alcohol. Anodizing is basically thick aluminum oxide (think sapphire/ruby), with pigment rubbed in. It might eat the pigment, but the oxide will remain. Use a dropper or needle if you're worried.