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André
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Re: Bushing firing pin holes, vent holes necessary?
23/02/09 09:37 PM

High quality modern day double rifles mostly have gas venting hollow screws. Generally they go unnoticed because they are covered up by engraving. As an example, here a pic of the action of my FN-Browning CCS25 in 9,3x74R showing the (engraved) gas screws :

Looking closely, you will pick up the slot and silhouette of one engraved screw in the scalop at upper chamber's mid-height. The lower bbl. screw sits in the middel of the action (engraved acorn), in line with the 1st.

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Bushing firing pin holes, vent holes necessary?	doubleriflejack	24/01/09 10:30 AM
Re: Bushing firing pin holes, vent holes necessary?	MacNaughton360	24/01/09 12:15 PM
Re: Bushing firing pin holes, vent holes necessary?	Marrakai	25/01/09 01:34 AM
Re: Bushing firing pin holes, vent holes necessary?	André	23/02/09 09:37 PM
Re: Bushing firing pin holes, vent holes necessary?	DarylS	24/02/09 03:41 AM

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