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Old 10-01-10, 01:46
peter simundson peter simundson is offline
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Default Bren barrel part needed......

Need a screw on flash hider for a Mk 2 Bren barrel

Anybody got one??

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Old 10-01-10, 02:39
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Peter:

Picture of barrel, indicating required screw (probably BSW bolt)?
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Old 10-01-10, 04:39
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Default Flash hider

I'm not sure how to respond. On the Mk 2 Bren barrel there is a flash hider that screws up tight to the site. That's what i'm after. The Mk 1 has a long cast hider that is almost a front third with an integral sight mount.
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Old 10-01-10, 08:03
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Default Flash hider

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Peter:

Picture of barrel, indicating required screw (probably BSW bolt)?
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When I read Peters first post I thought like you and couldn't remember a screw at all..I thought "set screw"..??
What he is looking for is the flash hider itself,which screws on to the barrel..which he has ,but no flash hider..
At least that is what I believe now ,after his second posting..
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Old 10-01-10, 17:56
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Aha!!!

Peter's after a screw-on flash hider.

See what a difference in interpretation a lousy ol' dash can do?

Can't help you there, Peter.

Alex, thanks for your spin on it.
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Old 10-01-10, 20:29
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Default In Defence Of Peter

His first post was perfectly clear to me.
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Old 10-01-10, 21:24
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Default Hmmmmm...

.......Thanks Lynn.

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