knox
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Post by knox on Apr 28, 2017 6:49:31 GMT -8
I have been reading about Adjustable Gas Blocks and it seems there are two styles......
Flow Restricting - which seems to be the most popular
Flow Bleeding - Superlative Arms
Then there are the:
Clamp On Style
Set Screw Style
From what I have read the Clamp On and Set Screw seem to be about equal depending on who you talk with.
My question is: Is the bleed off a better way to go so that you can fine tune recoil and operation of the BCG??
Keith
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Post by Deleted on Apr 29, 2017 5:06:43 GMT -8
I have been reading about Adjustable Gas Blocks and it seems there are two styles...... Flow Restricting - which seems to be the most popular Flow Bleeding - Superlative Arms Then there are the: Clamp On Style Set Screw Style From what I have read the Clamp On and Set Screw seem to be about equal depending on who you talk with. My question is: Is the bleed off a better way to go so that you can fine tune recoil and operation of the BCG?? Keith They both do the same job. Their is no reason to spend a paycheck on an adjustable gas block. As long as you can adjust your gas flow you have accomplished what you are needing the gas block to do, regardless of price. I wouldn't spend more than $50.00 There are to many good adjustable blocks out there for that price.
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