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    If the gas block is pinned then you realise the pins are tapered?

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    Re: AR Thread

    Nah just two set scews only the gas tube had a tappered pin got that out fine but the block has some lok tite down the holes just stubborn as tried a rubber mallet and a piece of wood on the bench but no go, may have to give it a go again

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    Last thing you want is the block rotating when it shouldnt so guess it will be on pretty good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by turner nz View Post
    What brand of irons gimp? Find them good?

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    Troy. Yeah they work great. Shot wallabies on the run at 100+ m with them.

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    troy battle sights ? dang there expensive but you get what you pay for... i'm keen on this barrel for a lightweight build, what you guys think ? AR15 barrel Daniel defense 5.56 | Trade Me

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    I think I want it instead but yeah it's a good barrel if you don't mind carbine gas/16"


    I'd rather have middy and 16 or 14.5 and carbine

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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    Troy. Yeah they work great. Shot wallabies on the run at 100+ m with them.
    ref the troy micro sights,I have a burris pepr mount, how much room do you need to mount the rear sight does it fold down forward or backwards to clear the scope rear lens.
    I have one spare slot on the rail behind the pepr mount. Cheers

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    I think it only needs 1 slot basically, and it folds down backwards. It's about the lowest profile folding rear I've seen.

    How short is your eye relief on your scope that you have your mount that far back?


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    The scope is a leupold vx 1 last year model eye relief bout 3 1/2 inches could probably move the mount forward one more slot.

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    just looked up specs eye relief 3.7 to 4.2''

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    Quote Originally Posted by foxhound View Post
    just looked up specs eye relief 3.7 to 4.2''
    A2 looooong stock?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    A2 looooong stock?
    Correct, NEA 15, im happy with the setup, want to use it with irons from time to time at club shoots.

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    Quote Originally Posted by turner nz View Post
    Nah just two set scews only the gas tube had a tappered pin got that out fine but the block has some lok tite down the holes just stubborn as tried a rubber mallet and a piece of wood on the bench but no go, may have to give it a go again

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    Only win with loctite apply heat do you have a map gas bottle . 60 to 70 degrees makes most go spongy so you can remove it some needs heap more heat
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    Quote Originally Posted by gimp View Post
    I think I want it instead but yeah it's a good barrel if you don't mind carbine gas/16"


    I'd rather have middy and 16 or 14.5 and carbine
    Hey, gimp, ive got the NEA 18" DMR, do you recon I can get by without an adjustable gas block when using an overbarrel suppressor?.....really dont want to fuck around if I dont have too.......
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    of corse you can get away without having an adjusty gas block. It just may not be plesant.
    my 16 inch middy RRA spat a bit of gas in my eye when I suppressed it, so I poor man gass bustered it
    gold ever since,

    I dont know if ill ever bother with an adjustable gas block because currently it works,

 

 

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