Good morning, unfortunately my Walther Lgu has a crack on the support that is on the trigger box, a plastic rise where the rear screw is screwed to the trigger that holds the stock. Has anyone already happened? how can i solve? I put you the photos of what happened. Thanks a lot to everyone.
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Walther Lgu Varmint - wond
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hello, but does methylene chloride exist only in liquid form? How does it harden? A thousand thanks.
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It is a liquid, and does not of itself harden. It acts as a solvent and literally melts the broken edges together.
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But how did it break? Looks like the metal (brass?) insert might have spun and augered in when the screw was tightened.
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looks to me that the screw was over tightened , maybe super glue and a clamp might fix ( glue and a pliers and rubber bands to make a clamp)
clamp and methylene chloride ?
clamp and methylene chloride ?
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Try umerax and see if you luck up and they just so happen to have one in the spare parts bin ? Try to explain its a factory defect wile your at it also email them pictures along with the request
On the clamp and glue thing a good epoxy may be best
On the clamp and glue thing a good epoxy may be best
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"hello, but does methylene chloride exist only in liquid form? How does it harden? A thousand thanks."
It doesn't harden, it melts the parts that it touches and from there it welds the melted expose parts as it dries quickly, it becomes like a a new parts, I have a lot success in using it, I have tried using it on broken car trims and other toys and plastics as long as it is ABS, and was surprise about how good it weld parts back together, its like brand new, the trick is to get a dispenser for it as it is more viscose than water, you put the broken parts align it together and put a drop of it on the seams as it will penetrates and melt the expose parts and then hold it together till it dries partially, leave it for couple of hours on the side till it totally dries up and check how it dries.
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That’s really sad. I feel for you. I also have a discontinued Walther, but the LGV Master and I regularly worry that something is going to break eventually and that I can’t get parts. Good luck, friend!
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Looked like i found the stock and trigger assembly but that thing of yours is not showen or listed on the parts listings/ diagram. Then most were out of stock anyway , Go figure.. thats how it works with stuff i own..
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I’d try to find a hobby machinist and have a new part made out of aluminum. Even a solid block of delrin would be stronger than that injected molded ABS.
Hope you can get it fixed.
Hope you can get it fixed.
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yes in fact that piece is not mentioned in the Walther exploded view ... a big problem! these days I try to repair it with two-component glue.
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Yes, in fact, the piece with the wooden stock does not have it. I would be interested in buying it but it depends on the price of the wooden stock.
Do you sell them? Which model? at what price? Thank you.
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