there is a threaded cap on the threaded end, why was this done
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there is a threaded cap on the threaded end, why was this done
I believe a blank firing mechanism could be screwed on to the end of the barrel to pulverize the wooden bullets. The cap was to protect the threads.
wooden bullets, wow, had no idea, to think of it that sounds a bit dangerous, wood splinters flying around?? but what do i knowQuote:
Originally Posted by Pattern14
thanks
but rifle sure would be easy to make a illegal silencer??
Threading was for BFA....
Swedish BFA (Blank Firing Attachment) designed to be used with WOODEN bullets
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The following pics show ..........
M96 or M38 threaded barrel rifle ............... plastic or metal thread protector ..................... BFA mounted for use
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Swedish 6.5 x 55mm m/14 wooden-bullet blanks for use with threaded muzzle BFA (blank firing attachment) and Swedish 6.5 x 55mm m/12 Kammarpatron (gallery cartridges) for indoor training use at 15 meters. Harmless beyond 200 meters.
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Swedish Service Ammunition (lots more detailed pics ... click here)
Regards,
Badger
Or a legal suppressor! In the US there's a federal background check and a $200 one time tax. Only problem is that I don't think any of the off the shelf supressors have the proper thread- but I haven't really checked. An adaptor would be easy enough.
The main functional concern is whether the threads are parallel and concentric to the bore; a blank adaptor wouldn't have to be all that precisely attached.