Does anyone use teflon tape on their breechplugs?
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#32
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 6,585
http://www.made-in-china.com/china-p...Seal-Tape.html
Check this out down towards the bottom you will find a wide range group that goes in thickness from .075mm to .2mm
Check this out down towards the bottom you will find a wide range group that goes in thickness from .075mm to .2mm
Last edited by lemoyne; 01-29-2010 at 11:07 AM.
#33
Thanks for the pvc tape info.
I work at Home Depot and we transfer merchantdise in for customers all the time. All you need is the sku number (store part number) and the plumbing associate can get on the computer and get it in the store within three to seven days. Or get the sku number and go to home depot.com and get it from the net.
If anyone is interested I will go to my store and see if we carry the pink tape and will get the sku number for you. Just pm me.
I work at Home Depot and we transfer merchantdise in for customers all the time. All you need is the sku number (store part number) and the plumbing associate can get on the computer and get it in the store within three to seven days. Or get the sku number and go to home depot.com and get it from the net.
If anyone is interested I will go to my store and see if we carry the pink tape and will get the sku number for you. Just pm me.
#34
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Ohio,mid
Posts: 1,275
I had thought the whole idea behind the breechplug in my TC Pro Hunter was to prevent blowback. I have not used tape since i got it. It has a ruibber gasket on it to stop that up. I don't know if the residue om my threads is that bad, I can't recall. I am either getting senile or it ain't that bad for me. I shoot on average 30-50 shots per range round............