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Post by rsbhunter on Dec 7, 2010 20:51:11 GMT -5
Hi, have been reading all the posts and replies about BH209 and how it works better in a BP that has been converted to a vent liner...i have a Accura V1 factory plug that i would like to have this done to....does this help on an Accura V1 , and who does this install and how much approx. does it run? I have a plug made by a guy on another forum, that has a powder cavity in it, and it seems to work, but couldn't hurt to have one like this done....Thanks, rsbhunter
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Post by GMB54-120 on Dec 7, 2010 21:55:43 GMT -5
Ive tried 5 variations and its the best sofar. Plus its made from stronger steel. Im assuming you have one of Ron's Omega type plugs. They are VERY affordable. Cost of a OEM plug and vent liner was close to the cost. Roughly $25 total. If you go the vent liner route, set it just below flush. IMO that style worked the best in a modded OEM V1 breach plug. Its very clean and i never had a hang fire or fail to fire even with a WinT7 primer and a Powerbelt.  |
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Post by sabotloader on Dec 7, 2010 22:38:44 GMT -5
rsbhunterThese are two CVA plugs that I did and I believe they will shoot BH just fine. Besides the instalation of the vent liner the flash channel is opened to allow a greater volume of gas.  This is the process i use.  The really good thing about Ron's plugs are that he also head spaces them. I do not have that ability without having the rifle. The pictured conversion works great with BH but I can not guarantee it will be any cleaner than a factory plug.
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Post by rsbhunter on Dec 7, 2010 22:59:11 GMT -5
Yes, it is one of Ron's plugs, and i am VERY happy with it...excellent sealing, no blow back...just curious about the vent liner versus the Ron's plug??? Any info would help, new to ML after being out of it for about 30 years!!!!! Thanks, rsbhunter
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Post by Deleted on Dec 7, 2010 23:45:02 GMT -5
Ron made me the one that looks like the 1st plug in Sabotloaders picture. It works flawlessly. Send Ron a message about fixing one up for you. His powder pocket plug is my favorite design as it looks and ignites just like my Omega's plugs.
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