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That flexibility is an intended quality, it's a good thing. Some of the import companies put new US made pistons onto the carriers and weld them in place making them rock solid. Doing such things hurts the reliability of the weapon."If it wears out, replace it. If it breaks, upgrade." -Cranky Air Force Vet.
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It's supposed to be wobbly. Carry on.sigpicOriginally posted by Dr. ElkyIf your a man who wears white sunglasses, your probably a douche bagOriginally posted by CSACANNONEERI've been know to cross dress and go the other way at certain events.Comment
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I wondered about that too.Comment
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I have a WASR 10/63 and a Norinco NHM91, the WASR's piston is on rock solid and the Norinco had a wobbly piston, I also wondered why when I 1st got the Norinco but a PM to nicoroshi about the loose piston gave me a peace of mind, he explained to me that it is suppose to be wobbly and it was built that way.Comment
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Originally posted by TeddyBallgameI've never understood why any of our Constitutional rights are governed by the very institution they were put in place to protect us from.Originally posted by POLICESTATEIt is not wise to create criminals where none exist. Especially when those newly-minted criminals may or may not be heavily armed with guns you know nothing about.Comment
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Its broken!!!
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broken in.Comment
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loose tolerances...Comment
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