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    Quote Originally Posted by Dougie View Post
    Strip and assemble as in...just the bolt taken out. Not much else this soldier can do I got the smith to sort out the rest.
    Oh that is OK then. I had visions of the old days with blindfold on and an SLR stripped down to be reassembled. Mind you they were useful skills back then.
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    Okay ringing my bell here...

    Fastest strip and assemble of the IW styer in the whole of Raffa Coy right here....yeahhhhyaaaaaa Hinton Platoon represent!!! I am the undefeated champion
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tussock View Post
    Just about my favorite scene from forest gump actually. "PRIVATE GUMP, WHY DID YOU DIS-ASSEMBLE YOUR WEAPON SO QUICKLY?", "BECAUSE YOU TOLD ME TO DRILL SERGEANT".
    I like the story behind the actor practising in his flat for the movie hot fuz, complete with blind fold. He said it was a noisy operation and with the light putting some interesting shadows on his curtains a neighbour phoned the police to complain. After doing a strip down and reassembly he put his hands in the air before lowering the blind fold to see a few members of the UK AOS pointing their firearms at him. With all the noise he hadn't heard them. They stated that if he'd picked up the weapon at the end of it rather than putting his hands in the air they would have shot him.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tussock View Post
    I feel there must be something more to this, because even the 6 ounce model would not do that. It slam fired like nothing else, but it warned about that on the side of the action.
    Out of interest did it actually fire a round or did it just release the sear to click against the blocking part of the blade?

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    Ah yup. Looking at diagram of the trigger I would have thought no matter how light the main trigger the blade would still block the sear, maybe the target version had a few other changes not just weight. Or I'm just not understanding the mechanics of it well enough!

    Did it do it with safety on as well?


    ETA: I see the chuck hawks review of the F-class he had it drop the sear by closing the bolt hard but it didn't fire just hit the blade. The interweb tells me the target version has a different sear angle as well as lighter spring so maybe thats a factor.
    Last edited by GravelBen; 15-03-2013 at 12:27 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tussock View Post
    Hilarious but a little retarded. 6 armed men cant take a partially assembled rifle off a blindfolded fat guy in skimpy shorts,who doesn't know they are there?
    Agreed, and they would have seen that was empty too! Figured it was just to put the wind up him. They would have had an interesting time writing up the report.
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