I concur. I think sometimes people just like gadgets to play with.Skeet_Man said:There is absolutely NO reason to use a baffle on the shot side.
Not sure if you're supporting or opposing the theory that the new red plastic baffles have a problem but it seems from all the firsthand accounts that something is definitely awry. I have been using the red plastic units purchased about 9-10 years ago without issue (I have also always used bottle supports) but there have been way too many reports from longtime members here of the new units breaking. I'm a believer that where there is smoke, there's fire so something is definitely going on.jugchoke said:I never remove them and I have never had one break.
And I do have some of the newer, "tight" ones.
Neither do I use bottle supports.
So much for those and most of the rest of the theory's!
Roger that! :wink:jugchoke said:There is likely something wrong, but so far all the "fixes" mentioned don't appear to be the answer.
That was me. I've had the same bottles since (geez) 1978 and finally broke the powder bottle trying to unscrew it from the red baffle. I just got the baffle 2 months ago and had to remove it because the bottle wouldn't fit in its designated storage space. The replacement, from Ballistic Products screwed on like it was made for it.One poster even mentioned that different bottles, fit differently, so it isn't even
clear just where the problem actually lies as yet.
Not really. My fix works perfectly, just takes a little bit of work...jugchoke said:There is likely something wrong, but so far all the "fixes" mentioned don't appear
to be the answer.