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Nice work Rob. Without the correct size spacer/washer (if you will), the attachment and barrel end will not withstand the pressure associated with the discharge of a live round. Perhaps more noticeable when the Canadian style is used, as the appearance of being "level" goes beyond aesthetics when firing. Particularly in sandy conditions . . .
Last edited by Michael R.; 05-07-13 at 02:11. |
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When I shot mine on a nice spring day, the round muzzle brake was throwing back pieces of ice the size of my fist. I think I will have to check the orientation of mine and perhaps add a washer if necessary.
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Very nice! Excellent machining. Oh for a Boys rifle..........one day.
Ben |
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Or here in the uk unit wouldn't matter as its just a case of nice, but no chance of ever firing it anyway!!!
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