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What is the purpose of the (circled) indentation on the barrel shown?
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As an old Italian man once told me "you cana leada horse to water buta you no can makea him quench his thirst".I had a guy ask me that same question about a week ago. I told him the same thing then he persisted on telling me that I was wrong bc he carried a m16 in Vietnam and they never had that. I said that is be its a M4 not a M16. he still didn't believe me,
I never "wanted" the 203 cut or needed it. But it's there on a few of mine and sure doesn't bother me that it's there...it doesn't do anything except make it a little less front heavy.Yep,I don't understand the wanting this "feature" unless you gotta 203 to hang...but I don't understand having a "forward assist" either(nor did Stoner and Sullivan)
Many of the Viet era barrels had the cut but to USE them you had to use the supplied hand gaurd that came with the 203.I had a guy ask me that same question about a week ago. I told him the same thing then he persisted on telling me that I was wrong bc he carried a m16 in Vietnam and they never had that. I said that is be its a M4 not a M16. he still didn't believe me,
I don't know how many people I've heard in gunshops think this is a cool feature...most that actually buy don't care,I have M4 feedramps but not the "ring".I never "wanted" the 203 cut or needed it. But it's there on a few of mine and sure doesn't bother me that it's there...it doesn't do anything except make it a little less front heavy.