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throating

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drip, headmold, hoodmold, label, throating, weather molding
drip, 4
1. The outermost projecting molding around the top of a door or window, to discharge rainwater.
2. A throat, 2.
3. A pipe, or a steam trap and a pipe considered as a unit, which conducts condensation from the steam side of a piping system to the water or return side of the system.
4. A container that is typically installed at a low point in a gas piping system to collect condensate (i.e., liquids that may form within the gas system).

throating
1. A drip or drip mold.
2.See throat.


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The barrel features Taylor throating, six grooves, and a 1 in 14" right-hand twist.
So even though there was never a problem for Weatherby owners it got to be enough of a headache for Roy that in the late '60s he changed the throating specs to where his chambers have a bit more leade than conventional magnums but are no longer what we'd call freebored.
Use Chambering Reamers If you have chambering reamers without the integral throat section and use separate throating reamers to throat for various bullets your varmint or target shooting customers use, you have the ideal tool for that final touch of the bore edge muzzle crown.
 
 
 
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