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Making Custom Carbon with Avatar handle and 3 holes muzzle

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doyenofcastle

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Hi for Everyone ,

I am planning to assemble a ermessub avatar muzzle and fighter handle with carbon barrel , I need your suggestion for the assembly of the barrel , should I use side pin or use a bottom screws , I don't use reel only floater ,I am worried from strength of the carbon/screw joint strength , I plan to put epoxy inside the handle if screw will be used but if the side pin won't be needed I ll post pictures later
 
Bottom screws are fine, I've assembled a few of those myself but with mvd and meandros handles. Just regular 4mm screws will work fine, placed in the same order we'd put the reel screws (one after the other, not side by side)
 
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