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Originally posted by ATI View PostI opened the gas block all the way until the screw fell out and it still wouldn't lock after the last shot.
I'm pretty sure it's not the magazines either since they're P-Mags that don't cause issues in other guns.
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Originally posted by bloodtrail18 View PostYou may want to check that the gas block is aligned correctly to the port in the barrel. If the block is misaligned that will contribute to the gas in the face and LRHO of the bolt.
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Superlative arms makes a piston kit. And SilencerCo just released a charging handle that is supposed to defeat all gas blowback. If you ran an adjustable gas block, you could shut the gas off and run it as a single shot.
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Ok.
Locking back issue fixed. Adjusted the gas block and the heavier buffer did it.
The gas in the face issue is serious. At one point I gasped for air and caught myself shooting with my eyes closed.
I’m going to close the gas block as much as I can to where it’s still ejecting near 3:00 and locking back but reduce the extra gas. Also ordered an E-Brake hoping some/most of the gas exits at the muzzle and doesn’t come back…
Lastly a muzzle rise when I shoot fast… maybe the e-brake will help with that too.
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Check this out.
The new military Sig M5 Spear will be issued to ALL troops with a suppressor and one of the features is. Sig has found a way to eliminate that gas port blow back with their can and adjustable gas block. Discussion about gas blowback starts at 11:37
Next gen AR design that addresses old issues.
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTZRCEh1Czg"]SIG M5 Spear Deep Dive: Is This a Good US Army Rifle? - YouTube[/ame]
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Originally posted by Clay C View PostWhat barrel are you using? Most ar15 barrels are severely over-gassed. Being a lefty, you are always going to get some gas, but a properly gassed barrel will help a lot.
I need to play with the gas block and see if I can close it to reduce some of the gas and still lock back and eject properly. I also ordered an E-Brake hoping most of the gas exits at the muzzle.
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