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Heligun EX17.pdf - Forgotten Weapons

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CAUTION I<br />

Use of a new port in conjunction with a<br />

badly eroded port will expedite the<br />

erosion of both.<br />

2. 3. 5 Breech Group<br />

HTC-AD 66-21<br />

2. 3. 5. l Check the area where the breech contacts the<br />

auxiliary firing pin for burrs that might cause<br />

drag on the hammer. Remove any burrs<br />

present by stoning.<br />

2.3. 5. 2 Antibounce springs should be replaced if any<br />

fingers are bent or missing.<br />

2. 3. 5. 3 Eject Detent Springs should grip a cartridge<br />

case so that axial freedom does not exceed a<br />

total of 0. 060 inch. Fingers may be reformed<br />

to reduce freedom.<br />

2. 3. 5. 4 Firing Pins and Anvils shall be smooth and free<br />

from binding. Check for burrs on the ID of the<br />

Anvil at rear.<br />

2. 3. 5. 5 Firing pin tips shall be spherical with no more<br />

than a 0. 030-inch-diameter flat.<br />

2. 3. 5. 6 The firing pin springs shall have a minimum free<br />

length of<br />

inner 0.385 inch<br />

outer 0.385 inch<br />

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