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11-30-2014, 10:12 AM
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Lifter guns
About what time did the lifter guns change from the 90 degree breech face to water table to the rounded inner corner that went on into the later guns ?
I've been told the older guns with the 90 degree sharp corner had a tendency to crack there dunno if that's true or not . But was curiouse when they went from the sharp 90 degree to the shall we say rounded inner corner .
I am sure theres a more technical way to say that but I don't know it .
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