A friend sent me this pic after buying a JC flash hider I had. It seems he'd left the laser bore sighter in it when he pulled the trigger. Interesting reaction by the JC. He didn't mention what condition the bore sighter was in.
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A friend sent me this pic after buying a JC flash hider I had. It seems he'd left the laser bore sighter in it when he pulled the trigger. Interesting reaction by the JC. He didn't mention what condition the bore sighter was in.
Ouch.
It should stop muzzle flip nicely.
Round fired off line!
It looks like it was a Gibb's flash hider w/ the compensator slots on top. No huge loss, if so!
It'll do a trip.
It looks like it was a Gibb's flash hider w/ the compensator slots on top. No huge loss, if so!
whale oil beef hooked, good spotting, I couldn't figure out what I was looking at there before.
Do you have any idea how long it takes an average dumb Yank like me to figure out what that means?!:thup:Quote:
Originally Posted by RJW NZ
I didn't realize they spoke Newfie in New Zealand. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by RJW NZ
bypasses the censors in a non offensive way, too... So was it your flash hider after all?
. So was it your flash hider after all?
lol, No, strictly as per, I had an unused one for sale and the pic is of the gents rifle who bought it.
After this and the previous safety topic I remain severely impressed at what hot gases at 45,000 will do to stuff.
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Originally Posted by RJW NZ
Ach, zo! Somehow I was under the impression he was on about the one you sold him. It's all making sense, now! Bit slow on the uptake I am.
Its all that Newfie talk, ... lol, never knew I spoke two languages.