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ViggoG · 08-02-2001, 02:53 AM

Hello Again My Friend ;

Must point out that the threads end in a 30 degree angle with individual die tooth endings around the barrel end of the cut threads . Also the cap is torn from the thread for four threads "out" on the upper part of the barrel and cutting operation has removed the Blueing .

This was definitly an "After Production" machine operation We're looking at .

All of these are tipical only to die cutting and I have never seen them on lathe cut (chased) threads .

They are most likely the result of "Tailstock Turret Die" Cutting .

It requires a very close look to see these and they are not illusions .

Just my observations as I see them .

However we do agree that this must be John D's Assassin left over from last month .

Couldnt sneak that on over on us "Dok" , "We Gotcha" .

ViggoG

08-02-2001, 02:53 AM	#6
ViggoG RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: South Side Virginia Posts: 534 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: "Sneaky" Hello Again My Friend ; Must point out that the threads end in a 30 degree angle with individual die tooth endings around the barrel end of the cut threads . Also the cap is torn from the thread for four threads "out" on the upper part of the barrel and cutting operation has removed the Blueing . This was definitly an "After Production" machine operation We're looking at . All of these are tipical only to die cutting and I have never seen them on lathe cut (chased) threads . They are most likely the result of "Tailstock Turret Die" Cutting . It requires a very close look to see these and they are not illusions . Just my observations as I see them . However we do agree that this must be John D's Assassin left over from last month . Couldnt sneak that on over on us "Dok" , "We Gotcha" . ViggoG