Bob Sanders
Well-Known Fanatic
Got a really good deal on an RCA low mass bcg. Anything I need to do or know before I just plunk it in there?
Low mass AR bcg.
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Matt1911
Cyrwus Jr.
Rifle length gas using a low mass buffer and low mass bcg works great without the need for an adjustable gas block.
That is all.
That is all.
Bob Sanders
Well-Known Fanatic
Guess I'll hold off in the plunk until I get a new barrel. Damn you 3 gun...
Matt1911
Cyrwus Jr.
Use the barrel you have. It'll work just fine, you'll just have a little more recoil with shorter gas tube.
Bob Sanders
Well-Known Fanatic
Rifle length gas using a low mass buffer and low mass bcg works great without the need for an adjustable gas block.
That is all.
Do you have a recommendation for a gas block? Something secure and trouble free. Looking at either a Stag or NC 18" barrel
That is all.
Do you have a recommendation for a gas block? Something secure and trouble free. Looking at either a Stag or NC 18" barrel
Adjustable gas is much better than a fixed gas block. If you take care of your equipment & make it part of your maintenance, you won't have an issue. I've got a jp adjustable block on my rifle that I've not adjusted for 3 yrs that has never failed.
Matt1911
Cyrwus Jr.
The last adjustable gas block I used was a Seekins with the brass set screw. I didn't have any troubles with it coming out of adjustment.
I just had so much troubles with the KIES gas block in the past that I couldn't put full faith into adjustables anymore so I switched to a regular gas block.
I just had so much troubles with the KIES gas block in the past that I couldn't put full faith into adjustables anymore so I switched to a regular gas block.
