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RelicMaker
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 Posted: Mon Mar 16, 2009 9:10 am Post subject: What Blaster Screw Is This? |
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What screw is this on the SidKit Blaster?
I've lost it and need another one, but I'm not sure what to look for! 
Any help would be much appreciated! 
Best,
Brenton
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RelicMaker
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Bump!
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andy
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Sid's screw was not an accurate match to the real bulldog one at all. It is also not threaded to fit, so another screw could easily replace it.
I tried to take pics of the Bulldog screw but it is too small for my camera to get a clear shot. I can tell you that it is a slotted screw with a 6mm diameter head. I do have an extra, but it is kind of short to fit a Sidkit, because his release switch is so much thicker than the real thing.
If you happen to have an Offworld gun, they actually use a faithful reproduction of it.
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