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Posted: 12/29/2016 7:30:09 PM EDT
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How does this one look. I'm happier it has an Imbel receiver. Does come with correct flash hider and washer.
Who can I have cut the barrel? Adco? Attached File Attached File Attached File How does this one look compared to the Rhodie one I posted before? Attached File Freaking auto correct |
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You may want to measure the diameter of that barrel. I have an inch cut Imbel (including mag) put together by Century. It has an aftermarket barrel that is to big outside diameter to put an L1A1 flash hider on.
If I remember the barrels where made by a company with blue in the name. y |
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You may want to measure the diameter of that barrel. I have an inch cut Imbel (including mag) put together by Century. It has an aftermarket barrel that is to big outside diameter to put an L1A1 flash hider on. If I remember the barrels where made by a company with blue in the name.y |
| I had one of these in the mid 1990's. Bought a Aussie furniture set from Enterprise and had a local gun shop attach a long flash hider. Ended up selling it, barrel was obviously used, try as I might I couldn't get better than 6moa groups out of it. Loved the rifle otherwise, though. |
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Brownells has a die and guide where you can do it your self. The barrel dia, is too large, I used some files, and sand paper roll. about 80 grit to start with.
Then sell it when your finished. Flash hider die, and guide |
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Brownells has a die and guide where you can do it your self. The barrel dia, is too large, I used some files, and sand paper roll. about 80 grit to start with. Then sell it when your finished. Flash hider die, and guide I didn't think the L1A1 threads and FAL where the same? |
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Brownells has a die and guide where you can do it your self. The barrel dia, is too large, I used some files, and sand paper roll. about 80 grit to start with. Then sell it when your finished. Flash hider die, and guide Just needs a way to cut the key slot, if memory serves. And IIRC the Inch pattern muzzle devices have a right-hand thread, rather than left-hand. |
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I didn't think the L1A1 threads and FAL where the same? Quoted:
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Brownells has a die and guide where you can do it your self. The barrel dia, is too large, I used some files, and sand paper roll. about 80 grit to start with. Then sell it when your finished. Flash hider die, and guide I didn't think the L1A1 threads and FAL where the same? Commercial FN (Belgian) FALs are threaded 9/16x24 right hand, same as L1A1. Most metric pattern FALs are 9/16x24 left hand. |
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