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yeah cheese come on over. If you dont like i can help you get that FSB off

that flash hider looks like it will screw right off
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Anywho, in the event that I don't like the front sight, here is a picture of my flash hider. Lycan, is this the washer you were talking about?
That sir, is your typical crush washer. You can wrench that bad boy right off, but since the typical torque on one of those is 30+lbs....you may need to vise the rifle with an action block.

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