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    Hi folks,

    I really can't tell from the photos, but from what I see this unit could be a Blank Firing adapter. Check to see if there is a reduced sized hole in the unit to provide back pressure to the SKS bolt.

    Just a thought.

    Brian Kenny

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    Well it's obvious, innit?

    It is a fine example of a doodah. This is often confused with a whatsit, itself developed from the earlier thingammyjig.

    Patrick

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