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Posted: 6/30/2003 6:00:25 PM EDT
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It's normal to see a gas port hole if it has not been fired yet. Some are more noticable than others. What I do is run a brush through first, then a patch (gets rid of any of the larger pieces) before firing. It won't cause any problems.
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Posted: 6/30/2003 7:09:43 PM EDT
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Jesse - Thanks... so its ok to be able to feel the gas port with the cleaning rod also?
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Posted: 7/1/2003 4:28:32 AM EDT
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You're probably feeling a combination of the hole and the burr. Once the burr is gone if you really pay attention you can still notice when the brush goes over it (it is an opening in a tube basically), but for the most part it will be smooth.
Jesse |
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Posted: 7/1/2003 2:22:47 PM EDT
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We took it out today and it was fine.
I really like the post ban brake you guys ship these with. It looks very close to the pre ban flash hider. |
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Posted: 7/13/2003 9:28:51 PM EDT
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Had the same deal with my JT 20" Hbar. Not a problem, brush, then patch, then shoot. The rifle now shoots 5 round .3" groups at 100 yards with 52 gr Black Hills Vmax (benched, of course). Currently have about 500 rounds through it.
If this place starts on fire, I'll grab the dog, the AR, and the ammo safe, lol. |
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