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Posted: 2/20/2020 5:32:14 PM EDT
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Was wondering what indicators to look for on the average wear and tear of a trilug device? How many rounds or what temp level has to be reached before it becomes a issue that the spring need to be replaced? Also noticed on my GA Triug the plunger or collar whatever you want to call it only has 1 grove and noticed some have 2-3 grooves. Was wondering why this was done? Ive had a trident on/off on a f/a mp5 for 14 years. I had to replace the spring(poor manf not wear) Hardly any wear on the trilug some park missing on the barrel. I doubt you could wear one out |
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Posted: 2/20/2020 6:14:20 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: You would have to do multiple back to back beta dumps to get a spring hot enough to deform. Your can /barrel would melt first. Ive had a trident on/off on a f/a mp5 for 14 years. I had to replace the spring(poor manf not wear) Hardly any wear on the trilug some park missing on the barrel. I doubt you could wear one out Hopefully our industry members will step in and let everyone know what they have tested there mounts too. Would be interesting to see. |
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