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Unread 12-20-2017, 08:20 AM   #1
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The first thing you want to do when trying barrels is to remove the hook from the barrel lug. Sometimes the hook will not disengage from the gun which was not made for the barrels being fitted, which presents quite a challenge.
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The first thing you want to do when trying barrels is to remove the hook from the barrel lug. Sometimes the hook will not disengage from the gun which was not made for the barrels being fitted, which presents quite a challenge.
Been There ,Done That , That's the best advice so far ! I was very fortunate ,the gun would still open just enough to get to the tiny bolt to remove it and then the gun popped open ! What a deal that was !
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