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chance3290 · 02-15-2005, 13:17

I had been wanting to learn how to do this. I was on the range awhile ago, when I had a bad round that(coupled with the unsupported chamber) sent a couple of part flying. As luck would have it, for once all the parts were quickly found and I had to learn how to put it back together.
Now I'm glad I've got this because I figured if I wanted to take it apart again, I'd have to wait for the parts to blow off again.

Thanks

02-15-2005, 13:17	#4
chance3290 Fear Dli Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Georgia Posts: 2,657	I had been wanting to learn how to do this. I was on the range awhile ago, when I had a bad round that(coupled with the unsupported chamber) sent a couple of part flying. As luck would have it, for once all the parts were quickly found and I had to learn how to put it back together. Now I'm glad I've got this because I figured if I wanted to take it apart again, I'd have to wait for the parts to blow off again. Thanks