Thank you.
I have 2 of those mounts. I was told they were better for a gas set up, I was told lies.
I’ll go check out the video.
What do you prefer as for a muzzle device other than a suppressor.
This one belongs on my bolt gun.
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I have 2 of those mounts. I was told they were better for a gas set up, I was told lies.
I’ll go check out the video.
What do you prefer as for a muzzle device other than a suppressor.
This one belongs on my bolt gun.
IDK if you'll find a video on the internet, I imagine there is one somewhere.
I won't get into muzzle devices, especially brands. All these companies that have super high-end innovative next-gen next level dial-a-death bullshit that looks like Darth Vader's buttplug just steal each others shit and change holes and slots and just repop it over and over. As long as it keeps your muzzle down and reduces recoil, you're good.
However, if you aren't suppressing your gun, this is the only type (not brand) I'll endorse universally, it works on most anything. lol
I won't get into muzzle devices, especially brands. All these companies that have super high-end innovative next-gen next level dial-a-death bullshit that looks like Darth Vader's buttplug just steal each others shit and change holes and slots and just repop it over and over. As long as it keeps your muzzle down and reduces recoil, you're good.
However, if you aren't suppressing your gun, this is the only type (not brand) I'll endorse universally, it works on most anything. lol
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I used a variety of breaks on my M5 and nothing would work worth a shit to reduce recoil to spot hits. Birdcage or shusher can worked about as good as anything on a lighter weight gas gun
The break I have on now is the one I use on my R700 308, with my scope set at highest power I can spot pretty easy
It’s the APA fat bastard.
Great thread! I’ve got a question about gassing that’s been wriggling in the back of my head for a while.
Have either of you, @JEVapa or @KurtM ever seen someone make a gas port insert? It seems from most of the photos I’ve seen that gas port erosion in the bore begins at a fairly low round count. Has anyone ever put a Stellite plug in like a keen-sert with an oversized port diameter and then metered the bleed off with a tuneable gas block? Seems like it would give a port life equal to the rifling and eliminate a progressive deviation in cyclic dynamics through a moving fluid flow model.
Have either of you, @JEVapa or @KurtM ever seen someone make a gas port insert? It seems from most of the photos I’ve seen that gas port erosion in the bore begins at a fairly low round count. Has anyone ever put a Stellite plug in like a keen-sert with an oversized port diameter and then metered the bleed off with a tuneable gas block? Seems like it would give a port life equal to the rifling and eliminate a progressive deviation in cyclic dynamics through a moving fluid flow model.
It’s right up there with my idea for a zirconium oxide chamber, throat and transitional lead to polygonal rifling. By my reckoning it could significantly extend the barrel life of cartridges where the powder is measured with a shovel.
I know just enough to be a dumbass.
You may be on to something
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This is running pretty good. The more I shoot it the better it gets.
Only thing I have to bitch about atm is the adjustable stock. Every time I get off the rifle it rips hair from my face. This ain’t gonna work. I want to go with an A2 stock. Aero has one in the page, if I order this one does it come with everything I need to install?
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This is running pretty good. The more I shoot it the better it gets.
Only thing I have to bitch about atm is the adjustable stock. Every time I get off the rifle it rips hair from my face. This ain’t gonna work. I want to go with an A2 stock. Aero has one in the page, if I order this one does it come with everything I need to install?
A2 Fixed Buttstock - Black
Keep it simple with the A2 AR15 fixed buttstock. It comes with the fixed stock, butt plate & the upper & lower screws.
I think an A1 might be a better choice. It’s an inch shorter and tends to be more suited for a scope. The extension, spring, and buffer are the same as an A2.Update-
This is running pretty good. The more I shoot it the better it gets.
Only thing I have to bitch about atm is the adjustable stock. Every time I get off the rifle it rips hair from my face. This ain’t gonna work. I want to go with an A2 stock. Aero has one in the page, if I order this one does it come with everything I need to install?
A2 Fixed Buttstock - Black
Keep it simple with the A2 AR15 fixed buttstock. It comes with the fixed stock, butt plate & the upper & lower screws.
Either way you go, you’ll need a whole assembly which is the stock, rifle extension, rifle length spring, and rifle buffer. The ad is just the stock.
Don’t forget antiseize or moly di grease on the threads. Torque to 35-39 ft lbs
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I will definitely look at the a1 tomorrow.
the A1 stock for AR15 the same as AR308?
Some webpages are saying it is and other are saying it’s not
Some webpages are saying it is and other are saying it’s not
Yes the A1/ A2 buffer tube are the same length for AR-10 and AR-15. WARNING, WARNING, WARNING!!! if you go with an A1 stock (all my AR-10s have an A1 Stock) you have to use the shorter A1 stock screw, you can't use the one for a A2. You will also need an AR-10 rifle length buffer as the buffers are different from AR-10 and AR-15
I should have said the difference between anAR10/308 and AR15, but I assume a lot. If not for Kurt pointing it out, you'd've done the right thing the wrong way. They have kits for them separate from the stock. Google "AR10 rifle length buffer kit" and you get a lot of hits to choose from.
A1 vs A2, Tube is same.
Here's a good diagram I dug up after Kurt said it. I didn't feel like digging through boxes. The 34-coil spring is still rifle length. It's not a stretched-out carbine spring. Don't do that.
A1 vs A2, Tube is same.
Here's a good diagram I dug up after Kurt said it. I didn't feel like digging through boxes. The 34-coil spring is still rifle length. It's not a stretched-out carbine spring. Don't do that.
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Thank y’all
Several ways to do this.
1 Cut a Delrin spacer to make up the length between carbine and rifle tubes and run your present spring and carbine buffer.
2 Cut down an AR-15 rifle buffer to the length of an AR-10 buffer and put the weights and buffer back on, and get AR-10 spring.
3 buy correct buffer and AR-10 spring.
I've done 1 and 2, never #3
1 Cut a Delrin spacer to make up the length between carbine and rifle tubes and run your present spring and carbine buffer.
2 Cut down an AR-15 rifle buffer to the length of an AR-10 buffer and put the weights and buffer back on, and get AR-10 spring.
3 buy correct buffer and AR-10 spring.
I've done 1 and 2, never #3
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