7.5 SBR build

[SafeCracka]

All kidding aside if you are running a suppressed SBR if you don't run a adjustable gas system you will have to compensate with a heavier buffer. Most people just run a stock buffer and say it's good. However they don't know the strain that puts on all the internal reciprocating parts. You have to tame that **** down a tad.

This fella is in need of some of your assistance.... https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/starting-an-ar-building-buisness-at-home.1346169/page-14

 

[Mr. Goodbar]

I thought you might, since you mentioned it. What do you think about it? Clear improvement or nah?

So far so good, I started with it, haven't shot that many rounds with it but no troubles so far, QRF highly recommends it

 

[JDS556762]

Not a suppressor but my Surefire warden been holding up pretty good, haven't checked in a couple thousand rounds actually expected it to be worse

 

[nSquared]

All kidding aside if you are running a suppressed SBR if you don't run a adjustable gas system you will have to compensate with a heavier buffer. Most people just run a stock buffer and say it's good. However they don't know the strain that puts on all the internal reciprocating parts. You have to tame that **** down a tad.

Is this a complete generalization or, does this differ for calibers such as .300blk, Subsonic vs Supersonic, etc?

 

[mtdawg169]

Is this a complete generalization or, does this differ for calibers such as .300blk, Subsonic vs Supersonic, etc?

An adjustable gas block has no business on a 300 blk.

 

[nSquared]

An adjustable gas block has no business on a 300 blk.

I didn't believe so either but, I didn't see the topic specific to caliber, which is why I was scratching my head. Well, besides that it itched..