| From: | vocenoctum@****.com vocenoctum@****.com |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Gas Venting |
| Date: | Tue, 21 Sep 1999 20:03:59 -0400 |
>
> I would guess that Gas Vent systems involve replacing integral parts
> of the weapon. If this is true then uninstaling would mean
> replacing most or all of the removed parts. It could be that
> because of this, replacing the weapon my be easier, cheaper, or
> otherwise more desirable than removing the gas-vent.
>
I figure its just one of those "easy fixes" like the "can't mix ammo in a
clip"ruling.
For example, on a colt 1911, you can get a replacement bushing that acts
as a compensator (I'd say rating 1)
for 60$, an easy drop in part.
The actual venting of the barrel, which would not be removable, would
also not subtract from concealment, since drilling holes in a barrel does
not make it bigger in anyway :-)
This being why I added some rules for it on my site.
Vocenoctum
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