Which Adjustable Gas Block :confused:

[cory]

http://slrrifleworks.com/index.php?r...product_id=129

There is none better than the SLR Sentry gas blocks.

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[KentuckyBuddha]

The .750 set screw version is the best for that Lilja 740? That is medium length gas system too isn't it?

[cory]

The .750 is necessary, but you can go set screw or clamp. I'm going clamp with my next one. The 740 has a rifle length gas system.

[montana]

Here is the clamp on version, my favorite if it will fit under the hand guard. http://slrrifleworks.com/index.php?r...product_id=123

[Jakal]

Here is the clamp on version, my favorite if it will fit under the hand guard. http://slrrifleworks.com/index.php?r...product_id=123

This is the one that I just ordered for my AR740 Lilja.

[txgunner00]

I've used the SLR, PRI and MicroMOA.

http://micromoa.com/?wpsc-product=the-govnah

The MicroMOA is my favorite because it's "switchable" with a cross sliding plate vs. adjustable with a screw. They have several plates available including one starter holes only so you can drill your own port sizes.

Down site- it's not infinitely adjustable without drilling. Up side- it's repeatable between 2 or 3 port sizes for different load pressures, ie. full power unsuppressed, full power suppressed, subsonic suppressed.

If you are going to tune in for one load and stick with it, one of the adjustable might be the better choice. If you are going to be changing between different conditions, the switchable is a better choice IMO.

[Keep The Change]

I have an SLR in .750" that is clamp-on style. This was bought new early this year and hasn't been installed. I think it is an SL7, I'll have to look later, but I think they have their new name Sentry line out.

If anybody is interested, PM me. I might get around to putting it up for sale here soon.

[Jakal]

Looks like the SLR wants to be mounted on the shoulder of my Lilja 740 20 inch barrel. The .025-.030 gap is not needed.

[k280]

I put a Syrac clamp on style on my Grendel. Six clicks open for suppressed and 10 for un-suppressed. Very simple and easy to use.