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Thread: HAving a duh moment, previous issue with suppressor thread in here

  1. 26-06-2015, 12:12 PM #1
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    HAving a duh moment, previous issue with suppressor thread in here

    but I cant seem to find it?

    Just seen a picture of AR15 blown open "while using a suppressor", no idea on actual cause yet though.

    I mean holy cow this looks bad,

    Name: ar15-blown-upper-june-2015.jpg Views: 1469 Size: 126.0 KB

    Though at least the failure was to the side and not back at the shooter....
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  3. 26-06-2015, 12:14 PM #2
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    Whats that submarine on the top? The action probably crushed under the weight of that fucking thing
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    Is there a photo of the barrel end with Suppressor on it.....or is this about gas & blowback??????
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  5. 26-06-2015, 12:23 PM #4
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    This is (was) a carbon one btw.

    dunno @Scouser...
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    Quote Originally Posted by steven View Post
    This is (was) a carbon one btw.

    dunno @Scouser...
    Arrrh carbon, too many sharp corners in the design stage, plastic doesnt like sharp corners!!!!!
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    At least with the carbon failing, most of the major steel components should still be usable.
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    The thing on top is digital night vision the 550 I think it is
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    Holy crap batman!
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    Is this gonna be one of those 'rifle failures' that is caused by the user doing something stupid like firing it with a cleaning rod in the barrel?
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    I'll bet someones undies needed changing after that little episode, I hope no one got injured though
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    It's just what happens when you put a suppressor on a "carbon" AR. They're piles of shit.
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