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  1. 29-06-2024, 05:24 PM #2
    Fee Knicks
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    Yes - Dont.

    Two reasons -

    1) you will damage the breechface of the barrel and cause difficult extraction issues .

    and

    2) Its fuckin dangerous. This is the downside to semi auto actions. Just dont .
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