Yes sir, hence my dremel comments
I'll see what Yankee hill has to say
The top part of the ring def
Plays a role in supporting the can though.
Six pack before or after the lathe job?
Lol
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Yes sir, hence my dremel comments
I'll see what Yankee hill has to say
The top part of the ring def
Plays a role in supporting the can though.
Six pack before or after the lathe job?
Lol
I wouldn't modify the mount at all. If you can just remove the barrel and get it that way why not just do that? If you have to have a piston deal with what you need to do to clean it.
And this was my first thought...
I did go to piston for this reason. I just imagine that this setup is possible without hindering the design of the rifle.
It's not like the piston is going to need lots of maintenance in the first place, as long as it can be adjusted and cleaned from the back I see no issue.
Moved to the correct everyone. Thanks to all the members who didn't report it.
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This. I have the same mount (sort of... PWS FSC556 YHM QD.. same base diameter) on my LMT 12" upper for years now and haven't once needed to remove the piston for any reason. This is a non issue. Just go shoot the damn thing and stop making mountains out of mole hills.
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If you feel the need to clean your piston, then remove the FH/QD mount? It takes 20 seconds. Both would be done in a home type setting anyway wouldn't they?
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