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Getting close. I should have the rest of the parts in a week or 2, no later then the end of March. How difficult is it to put on a set screw gas block and install the barrel? Something I should do myself () or find some local help? |
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"Cadillac converter"
"Dodge Intumpet" Some fuckin' dandies here today. |
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I love IM's that start off with...
"I know I'm not supposed to reach out to you directly but..." *click* |
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https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/1245/IMG-0019-155247.JPG Getting close. I should have the rest of the parts in a week or 2, no later then the end of March. How difficult is it to put on a set screw gas block and install the barrel? Something I should do myself () or find some local help? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Quoted: Getting close. I should have the rest of the parts in a week or 2, no later then the end of March. How difficult is it to put on a set screw gas block and install the barrel? Something I should do myself () or find some local help? Stupid simple with the right tools (you'll need a torque wrench). Only putzy thing is making sure your gas block is aligned. Just don't get your muzzle device pinned and welded |
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Stupid simple with the right tools (you'll need a torque wrench). Only putzy thing is making sure your gas block is aligned. Just don't get your muzzle device pinned and welded View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Quoted: Getting close. I should have the rest of the parts in a week or 2, no later then the end of March. How difficult is it to put on a set screw gas block and install the barrel? Something I should do myself () or find some local help? Stupid simple with the right tools (you'll need a torque wrench). Only putzy thing is making sure your gas block is aligned. Just don't get your muzzle device pinned and welded DO not have a torque wrench, vice, drill press, or upper receiver block. As it's a pistola, no pin and weld for this one. |
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Yep. Thinking about either seeing how much a local place would charge or hitting the HTF.
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DO not have a torque wrench, vice, drill press, or upper receiver block. That would make things challenging Install barrel. Mount gas tube to gas block, mount to barrel allowing the gas tube to index the block, dimple barrel, install set screws with locktite. |
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Yep. Thinking about either seeing how much a local place would charge or hitting the HTF. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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DO not have a torque wrench, vice, drill press, or upper receiver block. That would make things challenging I'd be glad to do it for you, if I had some spare time |
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Tell me if this sounds right. Install barrel. Mount gas tube to gas block, mount to barrel allowing the gas tube to index the block, dimple barrel, install set screws with locktite. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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DO not have a torque wrench, vice, drill press, or upper receiver block. That would make things challenging Install barrel. Mount gas tube to gas block, mount to barrel allowing the gas tube to index the block, dimple barrel, install set screws with locktite. Gas tube doesn't index the block -- you need to square the block to the upper receiver. You technically need to index it to the gas port (obviously), but without getting stupid complicated, you're trusting that the upper is machined properly and that the index pin is pinned in line with the gas port Otherwise, yes. If you have any intentions of SBRing this thing and using it for anything serious, I'd pin the gas block, too. |
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Gas tube doesn't index the block -- you need to square the block to the upper receiver. You technically need to index it to the gas port (obviously), but without getting stupid complicated, you're trusting that the upper is machined properly and that the index pin is pinned in line with the gas port Otherwise, yes. If you have any intentions of SBRing this thing and using it for anything serious, I'd pin the gas block, too. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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DO not have a torque wrench, vice, drill press, or upper receiver block. That would make things challenging Install barrel. Mount gas tube to gas block, mount to barrel allowing the gas tube to index the block, dimple barrel, install set screws with locktite. Gas tube doesn't index the block -- you need to square the block to the upper receiver. You technically need to index it to the gas port (obviously), but without getting stupid complicated, you're trusting that the upper is machined properly and that the index pin is pinned in line with the gas port Otherwise, yes. If you have any intentions of SBRing this thing and using it for anything serious, I'd pin the gas block, too. Yep. Going to have to reach out to the HTF or find someone local to put it together correctly. |
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Tell me if this sounds right. Install barrel. Mount gas tube to gas block, mount to barrel allowing the gas tube to index the block, dimple barrel, install set screws with locktite. View Quote |
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The wind is howling up here.
Making this tiny will building shudder Thank God it's got enough batteries to hold it on the ground |
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I've installed a couple gas blocks with no dimpling, just loctite. So far they haven't moved, but I haven't thrown it down the driveway, either. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Tell me if this sounds right. Install barrel. Mount gas tube to gas block, mount to barrel allowing the gas tube to index the block, dimple barrel, install set screws with locktite. I've got a couple that aren't dimpled, and I've also never had any issue. But any of the rifles I abuse at all, I pin. |
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I don't know that I've ever seen a torque spec published for set screw gas blocks. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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I would be happy to do it for ya if you were closer View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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I've installed a couple gas blocks with no dimpling, just loctite. So far they haven't moved, but I haven't thrown it down the driveway, either. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Tell me if this sounds right. Install barrel. Mount gas tube to gas block, mount to barrel allowing the gas tube to index the block, dimple barrel, install set screws with locktite. |
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I'd rather have a clamp-on gas block than one with set screws and no dimples.
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