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  • hill37
    Warrior
    • Apr 2017
    • 636

    Light Weight Bolt Carrier And Adj. Gas Block

    https://simplytriggers.com/product/v...and-gas-block/ Is it worth $235 +Shp
  • grayfox
    Chieftain
    • Jan 2017
    • 4562

    #2
    For me?
    Nope.
    "Down the floor, out the door, Go Brandon Go!!!!!"

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    • mateba
      Bloodstained
      • Mar 2017
      • 84

      #3
      Might be worth it but you need special buffer and spring for low-mass too.

      What I use
      https://www.righttobear.com/RTB-Comp...p/sbn16-lw.htm (Aim Surplus has some too)

      https://www.tacticallink.com/taccom-...le-rifles.html This or something like this is absolutely necessary for a low mass setup.

      My 6.5g low mass rifle has a 18" mid-gas mid-weight barrel. I enjoyed the project. I was my first AR15 ever and an entirely from "stripped" parts. I bought my barrel from Brownells and during my first and only time to shoot at 600 yards produced an 8" at 600yd, 10-20mph wind, with Hornady Black at the CMP range in Talladega, AL. I use a PST 2.5-10x32. Rifle is under 9lbs with scope and loaded 17rd magazine. Not super long range but enough to confirm the bug bite for me. Still think of how fun that was sitting on a frozen concrete bench with windy mist and a hot rifle. Tried over a dozen factory loads that day. Shot a 1" group with Wolf at 100yd. I think rushed some of my groups and could produce better groups given more opportunity. Started collecting reloading equipment and supplies now.

      Velocity Precision BCG looks very lightweight at 6.8oz but has no forward assist teeth so you won't be able to enhance your jams. Might be good. I used an upper with FA and found a BCG with teeth. Found some without too for under $100. I don't know about their AGB and that part matters. It needs to be able to adjust after carbon builds up. Cheap ones show their colors at this point. Other than that it looks good to me. Interesting find. If you try it let us know. Most Adjustable gas blocks require a certain amount of room under the handguard. I found ALG to offer enough room while not being as portly as older 2" diameter free-floats, at 1-3/4". https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/09...G?v=1463422288

      Things I would also consider.
      https://blackrivertactical.com/WP/Ad...Drive-c6464009 (Making the adjustments permanent, robust and redundant)
      https://www.brownells.com/rifle-part...rod116267.aspx (Looks good, best warranty, lighter BCG)
      Last edited by mateba; 04-16-2020, 12:07 AM.

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      • A5BLASTER
        Chieftain
        • Mar 2015
        • 6192

        #4
        Nope not worth it.

        Get a righttobear lowmass bcg and a wojetck adjustable gas block for bout 100 bucks.

        No need for special buffer and spring, it will run with normal buffer and springs but for the whole system to give all the benefits it can do the lowmass buffer and reduced power buffer spring is needed.

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        • Klem
          Chieftain
          • Aug 2013
          • 3629

          #5
          Unnecessary.

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          • 41bear
            Warrior
            • Jan 2017
            • 395

            #6
            Originally posted by A5BLASTER View Post
            Nope not worth it.

            Get a righttobear lowmass bcg and a wojetck adjustable gas block for bout 100 bucks.

            No need for special buffer and spring, it will run with normal buffer and springs but for the whole system to give all the benefits it can do the lowmass buffer and reduced power buffer spring is needed.
            I second this, with gusto!
            "Wild flower, growin' thru the cracks in the street" - Problem Child by Little Big Town

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