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8/13/2024 10:27:18 PM EDT
Was looking to grab one of your CQB models and I'm not looking to run it on the ragged edge of reliability but with that said, I'm either putting a Rex .224 can on it or an Enticer S (7.62) both with rearden mounts. Could I get by with one of your guys rifles without getting the riflespeed gas block and not get gassed out or have it be too overgassed?
8/13/2024 11:03:09 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By fivepointoh:
Was looking to grab one of your CQB models and I'm not looking to run it on the ragged edge of reliability but with that said, I'm either putting a Rex .224 can on it or an Enticer S (7.62) both with rearden mounts. Could I get by with one of your guys rifles without getting the riflespeed gas block and not get gassed out or have it be too overgassed?
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Our 5.56 models are setup to run suppressed with or without the adjustable gas block. The gas port is sized on the smaller side as to not over gas too bad when suppressed. I would suggest getting it without the Riflespeed and it is always something we can swap out if it ends up being too gassy with the suppressor you get.

FYI, all of our guns already come with our Plan B flash hider that is compatible with Rearden mounts. We also have our Disruptor silencers that are a good contender to the ones you mentioned and they would already have the mount you are wanting. They are fairly new and don't much info out there on them yet but we have been internally testing them all year with good results and they will be going to Pew Science for analysis very soon.
Joe Weaver - Owner
www.wolfpackarmory.com
1/9/2025 4:41:15 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Machine_gunner22:


Our 5.56 models are setup to run suppressed with or without the adjustable gas block. The gas port is sized on the smaller side as to not over gas too bad when suppressed. I would suggest getting it without the Riflespeed and it is always something we can swap out if it ends up being too gassy with the suppressor you get.

FYI, all of our guns already come with our Plan B flash hider that is compatible with Rearden mounts. We also have our Disruptor silencers that are a good contender to the ones you mentioned and they would already have the mount you are wanting. They are fairly new and don't much info out there on them yet but we have been internally testing them all year with good results and they will be going to Pew Science for analysis very soon.
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Originally Posted By Machine_gunner22:
Originally Posted By fivepointoh:
Was looking to grab one of your CQB models and I'm not looking to run it on the ragged edge of reliability but with that said, I'm either putting a Rex .224 can on it or an Enticer S (7.62) both with rearden mounts. Could I get by with one of your guys rifles without getting the riflespeed gas block and not get gassed out or have it be too overgassed?


Our 5.56 models are setup to run suppressed with or without the adjustable gas block. The gas port is sized on the smaller side as to not over gas too bad when suppressed. I would suggest getting it without the Riflespeed and it is always something we can swap out if it ends up being too gassy with the suppressor you get.

FYI, all of our guns already come with our Plan B flash hider that is compatible with Rearden mounts. We also have our Disruptor silencers that are a good contender to the ones you mentioned and they would already have the mount you are wanting. They are fairly new and don't much info out there on them yet but we have been internally testing them all year with good results and they will be going to Pew Science for analysis very soon.
@Machine_gunner22 went ahead and ordered a non RS 11.5, I went with tan but damn I'm thinking I would have preferred the green. I'll order a 16" with green soon. Looking fwd to getting the rifle in and running it through its paces.

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