Suppresser and gas blocks
- Thread starter willy1947
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Some rifles are ok without an adjustable block and some are not. The problem is you will get a lot of gas blow back if it works without an adjustable block. Which is not much fun.
My Christiansen arms would constantly stove pipe with the can on. So I will be putting an adjustable on there.
When looking at blocks get a front adjustable block like the syrac gen 2.
My Christiansen arms would constantly stove pipe with the can on. So I will be putting an adjustable on there.
When looking at blocks get a front adjustable block like the syrac gen 2.
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Plant.One
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my 16" LR308 upper is overgassed without being suppressed. i cant imagine trying to run it suppressed without an adjustable block. the biggest issue that peticular upper faces is a lock-time issue. it gouges the case rims pretty hard - nasty ejector and extractor swipes on the case head & rim.
i have a form 1 waiting at eforms right now, and i'm planning on needing some adjustables for my .308 uppers once they come in. i'm also getting ready to order a XHeavy buffer for it as well to help slow down the acceleration as well.
i have a form 1 waiting at eforms right now, and i'm planning on needing some adjustables for my .308 uppers once they come in. i'm also getting ready to order a XHeavy buffer for it as well to help slow down the acceleration as well.