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sl-68 and changing barrels

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Posted by:
Matthew_L "Mr._Bridges" Johnson
on January 31, 2003 at 09:59:10

My brother got a Lapco barrel for his sl-68. He said that when he tried to attach it, the outside diameter of the lapco was too small to be secured by the pinch nut on the gun's frame. According to him, the stock tippmann barrel has a larger outer diameter, so it is held securely in place by the nut. Has anyone seen this, or is he doing something wrong?

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Re: sl-68 and changing barrels Steve "Sneaky Man" Herman 09:10:37 02/03/03 (3)

Re: sl-68 and changing barrels LanceR 19:03:11 02/03/03 (2)

Couple links at my site :) Ben "Pump Scout" Kohnen 20:05:35 02/03/03 (1)

Palmer barrels...... Steve "Sneaky Man" Herman 12:52:04 02/05/03 (0)

Re: sl-68 and changing barrels LanceR 17:53:26 01/31/03 (1)

Re: sl-68 and changing barrels Michael "_Misticknife"" Chen 16:45:40 02/10/03 (0)

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: My brother got a Lapco barrel for his sl-68. He said that when he tried to attach it, the outside diameter of the lapco was too small to be secured by the pinch nut on the gun's frame. According to him, the stock tippmann barrel has a larger outer diameter, so it is held securely in place by the nut. Has anyone seen this, or is he doing something wrong?

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