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About LinkBacksI've just purchased a new DPT suppressor for my Rock River Arms AR. It's an "Entry Tactical" model which is carbine length with 16" barrel, standard front sight gas block. I've never shot a suppressed AR before and I've heard they often have gas issues (overgassed) and need adjustable gas blocks to reduce the gas flow. Am I likely to need to invest in one or have people found it not necessary? I'll take it out this weekend and find out for myself I guess but thought i'd first see what everyone on here has experienced on similar suppressed AR's.
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