<transcript><audio_49>the bolt reinforcement piece which is this piece right here and then you're gonna have two of these front shell supports that will also be glued on uh you can start by removing this screw and taking out the pusher to get it by itself if you want or you can leave it in</transcript><caption><image_50>The image shows a person's hand holding a black object, which appears to be a screwdriver, on a workbench. On the workbench, there are various tools and equipment scattered around. The tools include a red plastic tool holder, a black screwdriver with a red handle, a pair of scissors, a wire, and a small piece of wire. There is also a blue plastic bag with a piece of cloth on top of it. The background is a beige wall with a grid pattern.</caption><transcript><audio_51>all you're gonna really need to do is sand the pusher enough to where it'll fit through the hole on at the end of your bolt and then once you have that you can slide it on this one was known as super glue as you guys can tell there and it's holding up</transcript><transcript><audio_52>just fine it's not really under any like pulling force or anything that might cause it to break at the seams it's all under compression force so it should be fine with super glue if you want to go the extra step and do epoxy by all means</transcript><caption><image_53>The image shows a person's hands holding a black spray can and using it to spray paint a piece of metal. The person is standing in front of a workbench with various tools and materials scattered around it. On the left side of the image, there is a red stapler, a red glue gun, and a black plastic container with a blue cover. On top of the workbench, there are several other tools, including a pair of scissors, a screwdriver, and some wires. The background is a beige wall with a grid pattern.</caption><transcript><audio_54>and then the two little l pieces match the angles of the bolt sled and then they also just glue on the front like that and that's all you really need to do that's going to help prevent it so that when the bolt is all the way forward it has something nice to rest on so that the spring force</transcript><video><caption><image_55>The image shows a person's hand holding a black and silver object, which appears to be a screwdriver or a tool. The person is holding the object with both hands and is in the process of removing it from a plastic container. In the background, there are various tools and equipment scattered on a workbench. On the left side of the image, there is a red and black power tool, and on the right side, there seems to be another toolbox or toolbox. The background is a beige wall with a grid pattern.</caption><caption><image_56>The image shows a person's hands holding a small black object, which appears to be a screwdriver or a tool. The person is holding the object in their hands and is in the process of removing it from a piece of metal. The object is resting on a black surface, and there are various tools and materials scattered around it. On the left side of the image, there is a red tool, a red screwdriver, and a blue plastic bag. The background is a gray wall with a grid pattern.</caption><caption><image_57>The image shows a person's hand holding a small black device, which appears to be a flashlight or a flashlight. The device is resting on a black surface with various tools scattered around it. On the left side of the image, there is a red tool with a black handle and a red nozzle. Next to it, there are several other tools, including a pair of pliers, a screwdriver, and a wrench. The background is a beige wall with a grid pattern.</caption><caption><image_58>The image shows a person's hand holding a black handgun. The person is pointing at the gun with their index finger. In the background, there are various tools and equipment scattered on a black surface. On the left side of the image, there is a red toolbox with a black handle and a red trigger. Next to the toolbox, there appears to be a black plastic bag with a blue handle. The background is a gray wall with a grid pattern.</caption><caption><image_59>The image shows a person's hand holding a small black object, which appears to be a tool or a device. The object is made of plastic and has a rectangular shape with rounded edges. It is held in the person's thumb and index finger. In the background, there is a workbench with various tools and equipment scattered on it. On the right side of the image, there are two red and black tools, one of which is a screwdriver and the other is a pliers. There are also a few wires and other tools visible on the workbench.</caption></video><transcript><audio_60>isn't going directly into these holes it's just being absorbed by your shell and this piece now once you have it glued in you have a choice you don't have to cut this down but if you leave this piece if you leave</transcript><transcript><audio_61>the pusher extended how it is you will not be able to fill in the dead space and it's going to drastically reduce your performance so with that you can come in with your hacksaw your dremel whatever you want to cut it with and just cut it down so that's flush and then i would recommend coming with a</transcript><video><caption><image_62>The image shows a workbench with various tools and equipment scattered on it. On the left side of the image, there is a red power drill with a black handle and a red trigger. Next to it, there are two red and black power tools, one of which appears to be a power tool and the other of which is a screwdriver. In the center of the workbench, a person's hand is holding a black drill and is working on a piece of metal. There are also several other tools, including a blue cloth, a black plastic bag, and a pair of scissors. The background is a beige wall with a grid pattern.</caption><caption><image_63>The image shows a person's hands holding a small metal object, which appears to be a part of a larger machine or tool. The person is holding the object with both hands and is in the process of removing it from the machine. The object is silver in color and has a small hole in the center. There are several other tools and equipment scattered around the table, including a red power tool, a black plastic container, and a blue cloth. The background is a beige wall with a grid pattern.</caption><caption><image_64>The image shows a person's hands holding a small black object with a small hole in it. The object appears to be made of plastic and has a handle on top. The person is holding the object with one hand and is pointing at it with the other hand. In the background, there are various tools and equipment scattered on a black surface. On the left side of the image, there is a red and black toolbox with various tools inside. The tools include a screwdriver, a wrench, and a pair of pliers. The background is a gray wall with a grid pattern.</caption></video> the bolt reinforcement piece which is this piece right here and then you're gonna have two of these front shell supports that will also be glued on uh you can start by removing this screw and taking out the pusher to get it by itself if you want or you can leave it in all you're gonna really need to do is sand the pusher enough to where it'll fit through the hole on at the end of your bolt and then once you have that you can slide it on this one was known as super glue as you guys can tell there and it's holding up just fine it's not really under any like pulling force or anything that might cause it to break at the seams it's all under compression force so it should be fine with super glue if you want to go the extra step and do epoxy by all means and then the two little l pieces match the angles of the bolt sled and then they also just glue on the front like that and that's all you really need to do that's going to help prevent it so that when the bolt is all the way forward it has something nice to rest on so that the spring force isn't going directly into these holes it's just being absorbed by your shell and this piece now once you have it glued in you have a choice you don't have to cut this down but if you leave this piece if you leave the pusher extended how it is you will not be able to fill in the dead space and it's going to drastically reduce your performance so with that you can come in with your hacksaw your dremel whatever you want to cut it with and just cut it down so that's flush and then i would recommend coming with a
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