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October 12th, 2006, 21:08
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Quick AK Barrel/Cylinder Q
If I put an M16 length barrel in a stock TM AK 47 do I need to switch the Cylinder? I dont know if it's ported and I dont have a lot of time to search around looking for the infos so sorry if it's easy, I just need a yes or no.
thanks dudes.
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October 12th, 2006, 23:18
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if the length of your AK barrel is over 407mm then you dont need to switch. The longest barrel length a ported cylinder can handle before getting suckback is 407mm
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October 12th, 2006, 23:23
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I owned a CA M15 CQB with a PR 6.03mm barrel of 407mm and I would highly recommend that you upgrade to a full cylinder, or at least AK. I was using a M4 cylinder and it was not enough. Suckback was visibly there. Put in a M16 cylinder and it shot like it had never shot before. Long story short... don't test the limits. |
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