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coyote268 28-Feb-07 - 02:12 PM ET
blizzard 28-Feb-07 - 03:01 PM ET
mixer 28-Feb-07 - 03:46 PM ET
JBrooks 28-Feb-07 - 04:06 PM ET
coyote268 28-Feb-07 - 07:02 PM ET
alfermann66 28-Feb-07 - 09:10 PM ET


Subject: Browning Broadway loose rib.
From: coyote268
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Date: Wed, Feb 28, 2007 - 02:12 PM ET
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At the range today a friend of mine noticed the rib on his Browning was coming loose. Who would be the right person to fix this problem. He doesn't want to send it to browning as he's 78 years old and figures he could expire before he got it back from them. Suggestions??? Thanks in advance. Dan

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Subject: Browning Broadway loose rib.
From: blizzard
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Date: Wed, Feb 28, 2007 - 03:01 PM ET
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Art's or Midwest also.

brett d.

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Subject: Browning Broadway loose rib.
From: mixer
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Date: Wed, Feb 28, 2007 - 03:46 PM ET
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Arts is the place. He resoldered the rib on mine. Took about a month.

Eric

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Subject: Browning Broadway loose rib.
From: JBrooks
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Date: Wed, Feb 28, 2007 - 04:06 PM ET
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Gently pry up the loose part and insert toothpicks to maintain whatever gap you can create. Clean the barrel and under the rib with rubbing alcohol. Buy a tube of hightemp Permatex RTV gasket maker at you local auto supply store, about $5.00. Squeeze the RTV into the gap, LIGHTLY clamp, rubber bands work fine, so as to maintain a film of RTV between the barrel and the rib. Wait 24 hours and shoot from now on. Same thing happened to my 101 about 10,000+ rounds ago. DO NOT use epoxy of any type as it does not maintain the flexibility to handle the recoil vibrations or the heat. Resoldering/reblueing is not necessary.

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Subject: Browning Broadway loose rib.
From: coyote268
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Date: Wed, Feb 28, 2007 - 07:02 PM ET
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Great idea, we'll try this first. My friend thanks you for the tip. Dan

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Subject: Browning Broadway loose rib.
From: alfermann66
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Date: Wed, Feb 28, 2007 - 09:10 PM ET
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I should have tried that with my wife's Lightning. It took Browning 7 months, but they did a good job for $250.

Buz

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