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ok folks... ID this breech plug
« on: August 22, 2012, 01:13:59 PM »

 
it appears to be 7/8" and accepts tha 777 or 11 cap... cuz tha 209 won't fit in tha hole....no!!
weighs damnear more than tha barrel does !!!!!!!! ::)
 
i  thank i needta change this critter out ;)
 
are there any pressure strength (standard or magnum charge) difference in the 5/8  vs  7/8 plugs ??
some yall SML folks will know what i'ma ask'n ;)
 
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Re: ok folks... ID this breech plug
« Reply #1 on: August 22, 2012, 02:36:41 PM »
Doc,
 
No clue on that plug but I agree that it looks like it needs upgradin'.  Maybe you can find a marine with some armory experience who can help you out? ;D
 
All other stuff being equal a smaller OD plug has less surface are for chamber pressure to push against therefore less force on the plug.  I have two SMLs with interference fit plugs epoxied in place and they have seen a lot of use and haven't moved so maybe the difference between a 5/8 and 7/8 inch threaded plug don't matter that much?   
 
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Re: ok folks... ID this breech plug
« Reply #2 on: August 25, 2012, 08:04:51 AM »
i kan't believe nun yall resident ML folks ain't dun described this plug.............. :o
isit that muchava POS !!! ::) .. ok, i get it.
like bb said.......jus go get tha uthern kind ;)
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sea-ya.....
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hey boy, hit this mason jar one time...
burn ya lil'bit did'nt it. ya ever been snipe hunt'n ?  come on...

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Re: ok folks... ID this breech plug
« Reply #3 on: August 26, 2012, 09:36:56 AM »
It was terrific with 777 Winchester primers. Loves 80gr. 777 powder, and a 245gr Powerbelt balistic tip.... I like the primer carrier barrel better, cause I don't have the rod on it, and I don't need a small screwdriver, to pick the spent primer out... That being said ... I never had a tool for it, as I just used a big screwdirver, or a couple of pieces of metal duct taped together, for a breach plug wrench.... I interchanged barrels and plugs a lot... Hope you have the success I had, it's a shooter! Never noticed that the plug was any heavier than the primer carrier plug... again, great success..... 
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Re: ok folks... ID this breech plug
« Reply #4 on: August 26, 2012, 09:45:42 AM »
the plug in question... w/777 winchester primer.... Somehow this pic got dropped from the above post... However, if you want to change to primer carrier.... as I stated it works perfectly..... It's just as I get older, I seem to want to get rid of extra stuff.....
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Re: ok folks... ID this breech plug
« Reply #5 on: August 26, 2012, 01:36:11 PM »
hey tom.; its great by all means.... !!!!
i jus wanna get one them 209 plugs wifout mention of kind...... ::)
yurs is great but, for tha lil'uns... them need what there used too.   ;)
thanks...... 8)
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sea-ya.....
in tha meen time, i'm wait'n for tha  7th trumpet ta sound !!!

gotta big green tractor ana diesel truck, my idea of heaven's chasin whitetail bucks and asa country boy, you know i can survive............

hey boy, hit this mason jar one time...
burn ya lil'bit did'nt it. ya ever been snipe hunt'n ?  come on...

I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery.
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