Fact, you have refuse to adress every issue I have asked about, and that leads me to my own conclusions...

Bet a dollar not the problem? LOL, funny stuff here. We have a gauge that measures the gas port. Some become clogged or not up to spec diameter from factory. Or the gas block is canted not centered on the gas port.

Adding a muzzle device is NOT the way to fix an SBR. Thats the jerry rigging way.

I have asked you numerous times what barrels you are using that are coming from the factory with out of spec gas pot holes and you sill have yet to respond.



You are saying that adding a noveske KX-3 muzzle device to an SBR/pistol upper to adress teh gassing issues is jerry rigging ?

Ok bring in a gun to me that won't run steel. Bet you $200 bucks it will when we are done.

You are saying that adding a noveske KX-3 muzzle device to an SBR/pistol upper to adress teh gassing issues is jerry rigging ?

A member here called me with his SBR wanting to order that muzzle device. Brought his gun in and other problems were present. So instead of selling him the 100 dollar muzzle device we fixed his gun for free. Wouldn't work before, now its flawless. All our SBR's run with a factory A2 birdcage.

After you mutilate the gas port hole and over gas it how will it then handle brass ammo. From some of your "mis typed" solutions to problems I would prefer to work on my own firearms.

Again I would be will ing to bet a muzzle device designed for this problem would ALSO solve teh problem but this thread is about steel case ammo not teh gassing problems with SBR/pistol uppers

So you deal with barrels that come from the factory without factory gas port hole specs ? Again I would like to know what brand you are having these problems with so I can stear clear. If I were you Id do teh same thing !!

I bet in real life yall are best friends arent yall!?

Morgan = oil

Brandon = water

Im not sure why you have turned this thread into SPR/pisol gassing issues ? I though it was about steel cased ammo.

I have asked this several times and you still keep going back to the SBR/pistol thing so I will assume you will not give an answer and respectfully bow out of this convorsation.


One thing I will add to anyone who is having problems with steel cased ammo , and take it for what its worth, is DO NOT start with opening the gas port hole. This can cause over gassing with brass ammo and can cause irreversinle damage to the barrel.

This first thing I would suggest is adding a heavy duty extractor spring kit. (not just teh vinton o ring the spring is actually what does teh most to help) This is also a good idea in any AR weather shoot steel or brass as it virtually illiminates teh problem with fail to ejects.

Not all rifles will like EVERY brand of steel cased ammo.

I know Im not going to get ananswer to the more complicated questions but maybe you will remember teh easy one... Who is making these barrels that you are having all the gasport hole issues with ?

Most of the time the gas port needs opening up, because its not getting enough gas. If your gun is set up properly it should run steel like a raped ape.

How many hundreds of times to have to repeat. Its not brand specific on the steel cased problems. Random customers bring in there guns because they can't shoot steel. Gas port is not super common but does indeed happen.

Wait, which one is it?

No one would have the opertunity to stumble on your contradicting statements if you hadnt have made them in the first place. Your an avid ARFcommer ? Man they would chew you up and spit you out over there... LOL