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Lifer
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90 degree cut as easier to manufacture would have been my contribution, but VLIM beat me to it!
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I would say economy of materials is more likely than ease of manufacture...With a 90º cut, there is less waste of the tubing...
You could probably measure the two different cuts and figure out how many magazines could be cut from a 5' magazine tube...and there would probably be one more mag using the 90º cut than the angled cut... ...Hypothetically speaking...
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Hi To all, Haenel had round coil mag springs early in their manufacture period, but when the tube was extended, also the spring became a box type... I think mainly to accomadate the new springs length, and shape, and not to forget function... there was probably material savings also.. as the follower cap was eliminated, and finally the aluminum bottoms became plastic... Best to all, til...lat'r...GT....
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I asked my grandfather-in-law, he said he screwed up and after in went into production, it was too late.
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