HI,
HERE ARE A FEW PICTURES OF A UK SPEC DEWAT, A LITTLE KINDER IT APPEARS FROM WHAT YOU HAVE TO SUFFER OVER THERE.
DAMIEN
i TRIED TO ATTACH A FEW PICTURES BUT THEY WOULD NOT STICK THIS MORNING, NOT SURE IF ITS ME OR THE WEB SITE SO WILL TRY LATER...SORRY.
D
Uk dewats
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Pictures
Trying to download pictures this time
Is it me or is there a problem with posting pictures, twice now I have been unable to send you the pictures I have for you to see. Help.
Damien.
Is it me or is there a problem with posting pictures, twice now I have been unable to send you the pictures I have for you to see. Help.
Damien.
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damien you were out of upload space, if you click on your name your profile comes up on the right side it tells you your upload quota and how much you used, i gave you some more room but we try to get guys to host them and attach to save on the band width of the site which saves $ 
so try again
so try againGreat men are born in fire, it is the privilege of lessor men to light the flame, no matter the cost
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Damien Horn
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Dewat pics at last.
Thanks Tom, I don't really get on too well with computers. 34's are much more fun.
So, in short the barrel is slotted along its length the a rad is welded in. The barrel is then pinned into the shroud. The bolt is then ground back to 45 degrees (this one also has a cut in it, the only one I have like it) There is also a cut at the fron of the ejection port forwards. And thats as nasty as it gets. I have a couple more pics which I will add after this message,
Damien.
So, in short the barrel is slotted along its length the a rad is welded in. The barrel is then pinned into the shroud. The bolt is then ground back to 45 degrees (this one also has a cut in it, the only one I have like it) There is also a cut at the fron of the ejection port forwards. And thats as nasty as it gets. I have a couple more pics which I will add after this message,
Damien.
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- Tanker.34 3.JPG (440.86 KiB) Viewed 4838 times
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- Tanker.34 4.JPG (408.28 KiB) Viewed 4837 times
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- Tanker.34 5.JPG (410.91 KiB) Viewed 4836 times
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Last pics
Just a couple of extra pics.
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...Hey...you keep torturing me with tanker kits....