G&P M4 takedown troubles

[joker, the frickin ninja]

I have a G&P M4 (my first M4 by the way) that I am trying to take apart since it has ceased to function. I am trying to get the pistol grip off, but there are two small hexagonal screws at both ends that I just cant seem to unscrew. I am using a T9 torx wrench, which seems to be just right, and nothing is budging. It just seems that the screws' edges are wearing down.

Am I doing something wrong to take off the pistol grip or what?

[Lerch]

Originally Posted by joker, the frickin ninja

I have a G&P M4 (my first M4 by the way) that I am trying to take apart since it has ceased to function. I am trying to get the pistol grip off, but there are two small hexagonal screws at both ends that I just cant seem to unscrew. I am using a T9 torx wrench, which seems to be just right, and nothing is budging. It just seems that the screws' edges are wearing down.

Am I doing something wrong to take off the pistol grip or what?

Try an Allan key? I don't think I've ever seen a Torx bit on any of my guns.

[Colin_S]

The screws in my old G&P M4A1's pistol grips (you mean inside where the motor sits right?) were phillips head. They use some pretty strong thread lock so you'll have to use quite a bit of force, just make sure you're using the right bit.

[commandojim]

I have just rebuilt my G&P M4 Commando and it
had allen head screws ,but use a good quality allen wrench
as the thread lock holds the screws in tight.

[BloodSport]

yea G&P uses LockTight on their pistol grip screws, first time popping them is a bitch.