No iron sights? I'm ashamed for you.
I said similar. Mind you they will be back upNo iron sights? I'm ashamed for you.
It sounded like it only eliminated it when you go to hand cycling.
I'd be interested in trying it though. I'd have to demo it before dropping three bills on a stripped upper.
No iron sights? I'm ashamed for you.
I said similar. Mind you they will be back up
The WAR upper is the bomb diggity dank and will actually cut your suppressed DBs down. If I was a baller I would have them on all my SBRs.
I do enjoy shooting both.I meant I'm going to have you be iron sights only before too long.
I'm having trouble finding 14.5 in a carbine gas length with a larger diameter gas port hole. I may have to find someone to drill it out.
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Why do you need a larger hole/larger than what?
I read this on IA webpage :
The W.A.R. is for use in conjunction only with factory 5.56mm ammunition, a quality 5.56 suppressor, and barrels with a gas port hole size between .084 – .093
No there's no reference to barrel length. I'm thinking with mid length and larger diameter port it will help with the cycle rate since it slows it down.That's insanely big for a normal length barrel. Are you sure that's not referencing a 10.5" barrel or something?
Im thinking about going with the Faxon 14.5 and it has a .081 port at mid length giving me less recoil and muzzle flip. Now a low pro gas needs that size or greater diameter correct so there's no gas escaping or would a .750 fit with screws. Not sure
Integrity Arms carries Faxon barrels - that is where I got mine. Just go up there, finger the hole and buy some other shit you don't really need. He has some good prices.
Im thinking about going with the Faxon 14.5 and it has a .081 port at mid length giving me less recoil and muzzle flip. Now a low pro gas needs that size or greater diameter correct so there's no gas escaping or would a .750 fit with screws. Not sure