My Fabarm is in (PICS!)

popcan said:
You might be able to buy the spring from TSE.... it just goes on over the mag tube when you reassemble.
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Question: what is this "spring" that is being referred to?
Is it a feature that aids in sliding the foregrip to chamber a round with a press of a button? If so, do you have to press this button everytime to rack a round, or can you simply "pump" the slide like normal? (Have I got my facts all messed up?)
As you can see I don't know much about Fabarm SG's and the "magic button".

Thanks,
 
johNTO said:
Question: what is this "spring" that is being referred to?
Is it a feature that aids in sliding the foregrip to chamber a round with a press of a button? If so, do you have to press this button everytime to rack a round, or can you simply "pump" the slide like normal? (Have I got my facts all messed up?)
As you can see I don't know much about Fabarm SG's and the "magic button".

Thanks,
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Is it a feature that aids in sliding the foregrip to chamber a round
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There's no magic button. The spring is compressed when you work the action towards the rear, and then "helps you" take the slide forward again as the spring releases tension.
 
popcan said:
There's no magic button. The spring is compressed when you work the action towards the rear, and then "helps you" take the slide forward again as the spring releases tension.
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So the "pump" action is not affected other than being assisted by the spring
ie. it will pump as fast as I can manage as per conventional "pump action" SG's?
 
shotzee said:
can u take a pic of what underneath the shotgun looks like????
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Nine,
Looking at your lastest pic (loading port), am I assuming correctly that you cannot load a shell via the bottom port when you have the slide racked back(towards the trigger)?
 
New Question:
What is with the hole in the stock? is there anything connected to it or can you mount some kind of swivel here?

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Protect that finish

I've seen many a Fabarm pic (2!) with tape of some sort on the receiver. I assumed that this was to protect the finish from the extended forend. (and I was right) You can see were this could potentially be a cosmetic problem at some point somewhere down the road, and THE reason I will be getting a short forend. SO, I knew exactly what I would do to give some added protection, and it turned out better than I had hoped. :D

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Aluminum foil tape. :D $6.84/roll @ walmart. Also adds some BLING! :D :cool: :p
 
Nine, I like the extra "bling"!
I still like the looks of the longer slide vs the shorter.
My $0.02 worth;)

Nine said:
I've seen many a Fabarm pic (2!) with tape of some sort on the receiver. I assumed that this was to protect the finish from the extended forend. (and I was right) You can see were this could potentially be a cosmetic problem at some point somewhere down the road, and THE reason I will be getting a short forend. SO, I knew exactly what I would do to give some added protection, and it turned out better than I had hoped. :D

11wcvsw.jpg


11wcw00.jpg


11wcwh1.jpg


Aluminum foil tape. :D $6.84/roll @ walmart. Also adds some BLING! :D :cool: :p
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