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 Re: overgassed
[Re: garyrapp55]
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02/14/19 07:00 PM
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OneShotDrop
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Adjustable gas block , Sprinco Red spring , H1 buffer. Good to go.
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Re: overgassed
[Re: OneShotDrop]
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02/15/19 02:57 AM
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hdfireman
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Adjustable gas block , Sprinco Red spring , H1 buffer. Good to go. With an adjustable gas block you can run a normal spring and buffer. If you’re running a heavier H buffer you are still more than likely have to much gas. Object is to run as little gas as possible to reliably cycle the BCG. Use a standard weight spring and buffer and then tune block to that combination.
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Re: overgassed
[Re: garyrapp55]
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03/23/19 04:30 PM
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garyrapp55
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I put the AGB on and it works great. Now I have another question. I see carbon residue leaking under the block towards the muzzle. Did I not install correctly? Is this somewhat normal?
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