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  1. 22-01-2011, 05:45 PM #1
    Gungeek
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    Is the valve spring behind the piston, 'helping' to return it to the cylinder after firing? If so, this seems a logical addition. I just wondered. Regards ... Geek
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    No, they go just in front of the gas block.
    I think the current AL391 has the for-end cap spring loaded instead.
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    The main and perhaps only difference between the 390 and 303 is the inclusion of a 'excess' gas vent valve which is, as you say, in front of the cylinder - that's pretty much it. Regards ... Geek
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  4. 20-02-2011, 03:39 PM #4
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    A 390

    Hi i have a AL390 Lioness ltd edition, one problem is the rod thats connected to the sliding block breaks every now and then, which is a bit of a pain when your out in the field, but its easy to change just push the pin out replace it with new one, five minutes job done, thanks for looking.
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