I don't always lose a gun part...

[BamaFan]

but if I do, you can bet it's a factory part and it's Friday night... I guess if I'm iced in tomorrow I've got nothing better to do than surgically clean my work area.

On another note, anyone have a hammer bushing for a Keltec Sub2000 ?

 

[jaybees]

I've done it a half dozen times. If you can find a really shear piece of fabric, put it over the end of the hand wand on your vacuum cleaner and go over the area thouroughly.

 

[Hayata]

I feel your pain.

Lost a part the other day and literally spent an hour looking for it. I think I need to invent a magnetic apron to catch any parts I drop.

 

[ItBeMe]

1. don't do that crap drunk, it will happen every time.
2. Guys that build AR-15 all have a oops kit.

 

[DADI03]

The magnet apron is brilliant. The pieces l lose normally have a spring behind them and don't just fall. I was putting together a 1911 after some work and l shot a piece through the garage. Took a while to find that one.

 

[500mag]

1. don't do that crap drunk, it will happen every time.
2. Guys that build AR-15 all have a oops kit.

with those tiny takedown pin detents...

 

[BamaFan]

Yeah, this part was under spring tension so it could be anywhere... Off to hunt for it but not spending all day on it. I can order one for $3.00 but will have to wait a week to get it.

 

[Fear Itself]

Here's another useful tip. Never, ever assemble/disassemble near a floor register (hvac)! It's like a magnetotron for gun parts.

All your parts belong to us!

 

[biker_bill]

Yeah, this part was under spring tension so it could be anywhere... Off to hunt for it but not spending all day on it. I can order one for $3.00 but will have to wait a week to get it.

BamaFan - Take it from experience order it first, that pretty much guarantees you'll find it....

 

[republican]

Magnetic bowl, magnetic sweeper, clean work space.