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Re: Lapco Barrel Adapter

In Reply to: Lapco Barrel Adapter posted by Justin Houston2 on December 24, 2002 at 00:43:09:

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Posted by:
screaming tree
on December 26, 2002 at 00:30:19

lapco's usually quite good about fit/tolerances.
my shocker adapter fits pretty tight on breech length.
as for breakage? dunno. try it.
also don't forget that breech sizer comes in differant sizes so why put .685 sizer on .693 barrel.
good luck.

: I just bought a Lapco Spyder to Autococker barrel adapter. I intended to use it with a Piranha threaded Boomstick. When it is screwed in as far as it will go, there is still about a quarter inch gap. Will this cause the balls to chop or is this normal?

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: lapco's usually quite good about fit/tolerances. : my shocker adapter fits pretty tight on breech length. : as for breakage? dunno. try it. : also don't forget that breech sizer comes in differant sizes so why put .685 sizer on .693 barrel. : good luck. : : : I just bought a Lapco Spyder to Autococker barrel adapter. I intended to use it with a Piranha threaded Boomstick. When it is screwed in as far as it will go, there is still about a quarter inch gap. Will this cause the balls to chop or is this normal?

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