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Shotgun Follower Tritium
« Thread Started on Feb 17, 2007, 2:54am »		[Quote]
Somewhere....I think it was small arms reveiw I saw a shotgun follower with a tritium insert in it. Now it is driving me nuts that I can not find it anymore. Do I need on? Not really but...I still want to find who was making it.

Does anyone know what I am talking about? Or am I loosing my grip on reality....
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Re: Shotgun Follower Tritium
« Reply #1 on Feb 17, 2007, 8:38am »		[Quote]
I have not heard of such a critter and have done a search with no luck, that does not mean it is not out there, just I cannot find it either,
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Re: Shotgun Follower Tritium
« Reply #2 on Sept 3, 2007, 4:29pm »		[Quote]
I have heard of it too. My solution was to buy a glass tritum vial (look on ebay or flashlight forums) drill a small hole in the center of my follower, mount the vial in clear silicon tubing (to protect against shock) and glue the entire assemble in the back side of the folower. this requires a little trial and error. Good luck.
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