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Msdefense · October 09, 2018, 12:44

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!

Thank you

pl521 · October 09, 2018, 12:56

check with Gunplumber

https://arizonaresponsesystems.com/p...hing-washer-1/

Msdefense · October 09, 2018, 14:36

Thank you.

FUUN063 · October 09, 2018, 18:02

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.

Leland

swedishmauser · October 09, 2018, 18:35

Ernst Armory also has an assortment of breeching washers.

Msdefense · October 09, 2018, 23:42

I want to thank all! This is great!

**The Chief** · October 10, 2018, 03:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by FUUN063

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.

Leland

This man has made a good few of these for me... more precise than the factory ones. 110% G2G

hkshooter · October 10, 2018, 07:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Capt D

This man has made a good few of these for me... more precise than the factory ones. 110% G2G

What he said, Leland made one for me also. Top notch.

**gunplumber** · October 10, 2018, 07:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by FUUN063

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.

Leland

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

Curmudgeon5462 · November 01, 2018, 14:10

I made mine by bending a piece of a metal coathanger into a circle and beating it flat with a hammer,

Costs zero dollars, and you needn't worry about getting a bad measurement or time shipping back and forth.

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.

**The Chief** · November 01, 2018, 14:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by Curmudgeon5462

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 aloy 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 can squish a bit, which can let your barrel tighten down snugly.

If you're not getting the ~100+ ft lbs torque on the bearing surface, might want to reconsider that method. Plus, consider the 'standard' breeching washer has been used successfully for 60+ years. Why gamble with home-made, when the correct part can be had for $15 or less??

Curmudgeon5462 · November 01, 2018, 14:24

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.

October 09, 2018, 14:36	#3
Msdefense Registered FALaholic #: 81606 Join Date: Oct 2018 Location: Wasilla, Alaska Posts: 3	B Washers Thank you.

November 01, 2018, 14:10	#10
Curmudgeon5462 Registered FALaholic #: 66275 Join Date: May 2012 Location: Other-not listed Posts: 37	I made mine by bending a piece of a metal coathanger into a circle and beating it flat with a hammer, Costs zero dollars, and you needn't worry about getting a bad measurement or time shipping back and forth. 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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October 09, 2018, 12:44	#1
Msdefense Registered FALaholic #: 81606 Join Date: Oct 2018 Location: Wasilla, Alaska Posts: 3	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! Thank you

October 09, 2018, 12:56	#2
pl521 Registered FALaholic #: 74645 Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: USA Posts: 1,035	check with Gunplumber https://arizonaresponsesystems.com/p...hing-washer-1/

October 09, 2018, 18:02	#4
FUUN063 Registered FALaholic #: 35576 Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Converse, Indiana Posts: 6,645	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. Leland

October 09, 2018, 18:35	#5
swedishmauser Registered FALaholic #: 76539 Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Dickinson,Texas Posts: 51	Ernst Armory also has an assortment of breeching washers.

October 09, 2018, 23:42	#6
Msdefense Registered FALaholic #: 81606 Join Date: Oct 2018 Location: Wasilla, Alaska Posts: 3	I want to thank all! This is great!

November 01, 2018, 14:24	#12
Curmudgeon5462 Registered FALaholic #: 66275 Join Date: May 2012 Location: Other-not listed Posts: 37	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.