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L1A1 BUILD
Hello all, I'm new to this forum, but have been a long time follower. I have had no luck in finding Breeching Washers to complete my newest build. Any and all Intel regarding this issue would be very helpful as well as greatly appreciated!
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I make them custom to your specs. Determine what size you need and let us or me know if interested. I charge $15.00 shipped to the lower 48.
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Ernst Armory also has an assortment of breeching washers.
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I want to thank all! This is great!
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What he said, Leland made one for me also. Top notch.
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I'm thinking about making some that would correspond with a #11, #12, etc. to Work with damaged shoulders. E-mail me with a quote in lots of 10
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I made mine by bending a piece of a metal coathanger into a circle and beating it flat with a hammer,
![]() It actually makes sense because the softer alloy they're made of can give a bit, so it can accommodate chamber heat and recoil shock. It is a guess and check thing, but again the metallurgy means it can squish a bit, which can let your barrel tighten down snugly. Last edited by Curmudgeon5462; November 01, 2018 at 14:20. |
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Good idea, and I understand your point. Definitely use a torque wrench. This one has stayed true for five years. If tightened properly I can't see why it wouldn't be effective.
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