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[Guitarzan]

Disclaimer: This is my frist angel breech, and the first gun that I've heavily modified (more extensive than just removing AR and such), so this is an amateur question. However, I could not find the answer no matter where I looked

Question: How do you get the clips to fit back into the gun with the angel breech installed? I made a 17/32 angel breech, but the 17/32 brass (cut into a semi circle) clearly has a larger diameter than the circle shape at the top of the clips, hence clips won't fit into the gun....

[zx532]

My workaround of that little problem is to seal the breech and then just force the clip on I am sure that there is a better solution but this appears to work so far (the blaster isn't fully put back together though so I'm not really sure how well this will work)

[Guitarzan]

My workaround of that little problem is to seal the breech and then just force the clip on I am sure that there is a better solution but this appears to work so far (the blaster isn't fully put back together though so I'm not really sure how well this will work)

That just seems like it would ruin the clip rather quickly.... thanks for the thought though

[Swiftone1990]

Snakerbot's long shot is that way. you just smack it in with the breech closed. I cycled one clip through probably ~50 in a day on it, with no visible damage to either the clip or breech. And the clip was entirely stock.

[Blue]

Yes, you just smack it with the breech closed. Just make sure that it's closed; if you force it in with the breech open you run a good chance of ruining the half pipe.

[238232]

As has been noted, the general way is to just push it in.

Or you could go with a quarter pipe instead:

http://modworks.blog...mod-update.html

Little less stable than a half pipe though.

[Guitarzan]

Alright thanks guys! It's hard for me to believe that this won't hurt the clips, but I trust you guys