tpence2177
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Cool I'll try and read that in a little bit. I noticed there was a difference just couldn't see exactly what was different
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Husqvarna 450 or Dolmar 421?
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Metal sights instead of the stock polymer, that's the only thing I noticed.
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Michigan Escapee
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I'll never post a pic on here again without a gun in it
The glock lost its mojo in the 80s after everyone ended up buying them. Now if you don't want someone to think it's your 16 year old daughters guns, you need something a bit less refined, and maybe more east european. Like this thing.
tpence2177
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I shoot my friends frequently. I haven't seen a sp01 for myself to get in years though. The most accurate handgun I have ever shotThe glock lost its mojo in the 80s after everyone ended up buying them. Now if you don't want someone to think it's your 16 year old daughters guns, you need something a bit less refined, and maybe more east european. Like this thing.
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tpence2177
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Last off topic post but this was our last range trip had well over 3000 rounds and shot until we couldn't physically load magazines anymore lol.
A couple of my SIG's were in the safe and I didn't have room for them to come play.
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A couple of my SIG's were in the safe and I didn't have room for them to come play.
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LittleLebowski
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Back on topic, not that I mind the thread drift that I started
23 tanks so far on my 421. Had an Oregon 91VXL chain come off twice and each time the teeth that ride i the groove on the bar needed filing afterwards. I absolutely had the chain pretty tight too, it was certainly not loose. I believe that I need to try a Stihl chain. Are all "picco" chains low profile?
23 tanks so far on my 421. Had an Oregon 91VXL chain come off twice and each time the teeth that ride i the groove on the bar needed filing afterwards. I absolutely had the chain pretty tight too, it was certainly not loose. I believe that I need to try a Stihl chain. Are all "picco" chains low profile?
When punctuation makes a big difference. Lol. I would hate to be one of your friends.
tpence2177
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Haha I was walking around academy when I typed that. I shoot my friends cz often, not my friend lol.
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raventai
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My understanding is that for Stihl "picco" = oregon 3/8 low profile,
Probably to avoid confusion with regular 3/8.
To further derail this thread my oldest boy (8yo) shot his first center fire memorial day, 9mm from a G2 compact Glock.
I only gave him one round in the mag and he had a bit of a hard time with the large grip but a few minutes of coaching and he let it rip, he has not been able to shut up about it since. [emoji4]
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raventai
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Are you missing the washer over the drive spur? ?
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I have seen Oregon put a trademark symbol next to low profile in some of their literature. Picco is a Stihl trademarked word. I have found three product lines that Stihl puts picco on, the 3/8 "lo profile" stuff in both 0.050 and o.043 gauge and the 1/4 pitch in 0.043. While the parts that contact the bar and the drive portions of the sprocket are interchangeable say 63pm vs 91vxl the rivet size at the pivot, the thickness of the tie strap the height of the cutting edge above the sliding surface are all more on the Stihl Picco in both 3/8 classes.
LittleLebowski
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I don't think that I'm missing anything but am confused (I'm admittedly dumb) by your nomenclature.
I think it is on post 291 there are missing parts in the picture you posted. an e clip and a washer of sorts. Perhaps you just had them off at the time of the picture.
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LittleLebowski
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No, never seen those parts.
look on the parts sheet or ipl (illustrated parts list)
raventai
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That washer prevents the chain from sliding off the end of the drive spur, may have got knocked off when your chains came off?
If you have to buy parts I would loo at going ahead and swapping the spur drive for a rim drive.
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If you have to buy parts I would loo at going ahead and swapping the spur drive for a rim drive.
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LittleLebowski
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Yep, missing the washer and E clip. Apparently got knocked off when it threw the chain.
I tried to bring this up before he decided what model or brand chainsaw to buy but did not intend on getting anything extra like bars or sprockets. There is not really a good rim drive for the 3/8lp unless you get a Stihl saw.
raventai
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There is a dolmar .325 rim, I assumed there was a 3/8 picco also? Aparently not.
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