BREECHING WASHER or Not

richardrose67 · November 24, 2011, 21:48

Hi, I am using a metric barrel on a inch reciever, should I use a breeching washer or not and why. Its a really nice barrel. Thanks y'all

FUUN063 · November 25, 2011, 00:06

Probably won't need one, but just to be sure. Thread the barrel on by hand until it times out (at about 10:30 or so). It should not bottom out on the breech face inside the receiver either. If this is what you get, then no breeching washer is needed. Depends a lot on what receiver you're trying to use, too. Try the search function down below as there are a lot threads on this procedure. Pics help. Reading is good.

Leland

November 24, 2011, 21:48	#1
richardrose67 Registered FALaholic #: 42935 Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: biloxi ms KATRINA COUNTRY Posts: 231	BREECHING WASHER or Not Hi, I am using a metric barrel on a inch reciever, should I use a breeching washer or not and why. Its a really nice barrel. Thanks y'all __________________ SMSGT RETIRED,CATM, S.O.G, NBC WARFARE 1965-2003

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November 25, 2011, 00:06	#2
FUUN063 Computer Illiterate Bronze Contributor FALaholic #: 35576 Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Converse, Indiana Posts: 4,571	Probably won't need one, but just to be sure. Thread the barrel on by hand until it times out (at about 10:30 or so). It should not bottom out on the breech face inside the receiver either. If this is what you get, then no breeching washer is needed. Depends a lot on what receiver you're trying to use, too. Try the search function down below as there are a lot threads on this procedure. Pics help. Reading is good. Leland