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Let's just say - interesting small man frame design...
I really do want to ask why your frame won't take a 50 big ring!![yes yes](/sites/all/themes/rcc/images/smilies/4.gif)
clashes with the machine gun mounts.
Sweet just ordered a 33t TA chainring from a well known online shaky bike part dealer.
Go for it. Just ensure your bcd's match.
34 and 36T rings are the same 110 mm BCD. It should be a straight swap.
Your front derailleur will stay happy too, as there's only 12T difference between your chainrings. Most road double front mechs have a limit of 16T difference.