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Posted by ben brown on June 07, 2002 at 16:46:11:

Sorry. This is a pretty lame question, but I'm looking for a drop forward where the asa ends up about right under my expansion chamber on my classic mag. This will put the center of mass on a 68 ci around the center of my handle (maybe a little farther back) I have seen relatively long drop forwards on pictures of people's set ups, but can't seem to find them in any online store. And an on/off would be nice.

thanks for the help,
Ben

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: Sorry. This is a pretty lame question, but I'm looking for a drop forward where the asa ends up about right under my expansion chamber on my classic mag. This will put the center of mass on a 68 ci around the center of my handle (maybe a little farther back) I have seen relatively long drop forwards on pictures of people's set ups, but can't seem to find them in any online store. And an on/off would be nice. : thanks for the help, : Ben

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