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 Lightweight BCG for a 300 blackout pistol?
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02/01/22 07:59 PM
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DustyArmadillo
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Can someone tell me which way to go? Can't decide between a regular M16 style BCG or low mass... Just trying to make it cycle reliably. Shooting suppressed almost 100% of the time. Barrel specs: Caliber - 300 Blackout Length- 12.5" Gas Length- Pistol Gas Block OD- .750+-.001 Twist Rate - 1:7 Maker - Green Mountain Any tips or experiences are welcome 
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Re: Lightweight BCG for a 300 blackout pistol?
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02/01/22 09:30 PM
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HandgunHTR
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Unless you are using an adjustable gas block, I would say that you should not use a lightweight BCG if you are going to shoot suppressed. In fact, you should probably be considering using a heavier buffer as well. Or just go with an adjustable gas block and use whatever BCG and buffer you want.
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Re: Lightweight BCG for a 300 blackout pistol?
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02/01/22 09:50 PM
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unclebubba
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I have 3 300BLK rifles/pistols. Use standard bcg in subs and supers.
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Re: Lightweight BCG for a 300 blackout pistol?
[Re: DustyArmadillo]
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02/02/22 07:08 PM
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der Teufel
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If you haven't already, you might post this question to the 300 Blackout forum at https://www.300blktalk.com/forum/ There are some guys there who really know a lot about 300BLK.
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