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    Thread Pitch - Anyone know????

    Does anyone know the proper thread pitch for the CZ-858 rifle muzzle break?

    I am also looking for the thread pitch for the Canadianicon C6 flash hider. (Mag 58)

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    OK... CZ858 and VZ 58's are M14x1 RH.

    Anyone... CF armourers..... MAg 58 thread pitch for flash hider???????

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    pitch

    I'll check and get back to you all...

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    Quote Originally Posted by gunasauras View Post
    I'll check and get back to you all...
    Thanks gunasauras... here is what I found out...

    A buddy contacted FN Herstal-USA (FNH-USA) about the M240 GPMG threads and received this reply today.

    M240 Barrel thread pitch is English non-standard. The call out is (25/32) 0.7812-24 UNS-3A Special. So while the pitch is a standard 24 threads per inch, the diameter is non-standard.
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    The term "Special" may mean that either the major diameter or the root diameter or both have been modified from what you might calculate for a normal 24 TPI thread.

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    it's difficult to tell as only a professional knows this type of specifications.

    but will get back to u wid these soon..

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    The obvious answer would be that the major diameter is non-standard, or am I missing something? Just about all non-metric firearms threads are "special", much to our consternation!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jmoore View Post
    The obvious answer would be that the major diameter is non-standard, or am I missing something? Just about all non-metric firearms threads are "special", much to our consternation!
    Thats correct. Thread is standard 24 TPI but the diameter is 25/32"...

    Gotta love that European stuff.... I think they do that just so people dont mess with it

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    I think it would be simpler to rethread than that worry about a difference.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mick View Post
    I think it would be simpler to rethread than that worry about a difference.
    I needed to make an adapter... it worked...






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