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Re: sl-68 and changing barrels

In Reply to: Re: sl-68 and changing barrels posted by LanceR on January 31, 2003 at 17:53:26:

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Posted by:
Michael "_Misticknife"" Chen
on February 10, 2003 at 16:45:40

: Just the opposite.
: My J&J Ceramic doesn't fit unless I pry it open.
The J&J ceramic I got althought it looks diffrent than normal ceramics in that it is black (which kicks ass) seems to fit quite fine. Carefull prying it is casted so it might crack.

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: : Just the opposite. : : My J&J Ceramic doesn't fit unless I pry it open. : The J&J ceramic I got althought it looks diffrent than normal ceramics in that it is black (which kicks ass) seems to fit quite fine. Carefull prying it is casted so it might crack.

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