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Re: Polishing the insides of the Custom 98

In Reply to: Polishing the insides of the Custom 98 posted by Dragonsm on August 21, 2003 at 16:11:50:

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Posted by:
c98sniper
on August 23, 2003 at 19:44:00

after polishing my 98, the bolt would return to the cocked position much faster. there was less friction between the bolt and the rest of the receiver. you'll most likely end up getting a better rate of fire.

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: after polishing my 98, the bolt would return to the cocked position much faster. there was less friction between the bolt and the rest of the receiver. you'll most likely end up getting a better rate of fire.

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