Dear EditoR
The M242 automatic gun has a new sear Solenoid connector that
is covered with rubbe± Afer tHe armorer plugs in the solenoid
connector, he'² Supposed to uSe lockwire to keep it Fm working
looSe.
³he problem iS that the .032-in dI´meter lockwire is so strong that
it µ¶pS right through the rubb·r
when you pulL it tight with the
lac¸ng p¹ierSº
We Solv» the p¼blem by
subs½¾tu½¿ng the lighter º020À¸N
diameter lacing wire thatÁ uSed
on the reSt o the gunº
Ãun the wire Äom the Sear
Solenoid connector to the
connector lock ring.
Gary W¸lliams
AÅhur Æolt
Çt BenningÈ GA
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