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October 13, 2009
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Mike, You're right, you had a little bit of inside information on this one! 
The issue with the slots is that it would project all the flash right in the sight path. If we have two rows of ported holes, that would keep the center view open! Not sure if one would consider it an expansion chamer, but the hole in it is 3/8" and a short distance before the first port.
Blacktop & Pinetor, calm down, not quite ready. 
I want to send you something that will work great not just entertain. 
Love the firestorm name! Also the two flats is a GREAT idea, if we go with the ports, could always use that in addition for tightening/loosening. Crown, good deal, we'll have to try that! One other thing to consider is if we put slots in the face for the barrel wrench. Not sure if that would mess things up or not.
Thanks also Pinetor for the bushing idea, that's something I'll have to check into!
Thanks for all the kind words, believe me its my pleasure and privilege to be able to work on making DW goodies!
Eric
October 26, 2010
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Looks great, gives an incredible look to the piece.
Looking forward to the range report and the performance aspect of it. Im very intrigued.
Sincerely,
Rod
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February 28, 2009
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Eric:
I like the idea of 2 rows of holes to leave the sight path open, however, it just occurred to me that by the time gasses are coming out of those holes, you really ought to be finished with the sights.
-Mike
September 26, 2010
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I agree with zoommb. Who cares after the primer goes off? The muzzle flash is there anyway
October 13, 2009
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Good point, maybe its when you're machine gunning and you're using the sights all the time it would be a factor?
Eric
February 27, 2009
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Sort of off topic, but I recieved my 357/22 wrench today. Very nicely done. Used it on my beater 22 that probably has not had the barrel off in 20 years. Thanks
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