minmax
05-14-2015, 07:08 AM
Looking through the latest Brownel's AR catalog at all the cool toys.
They have been pushing 16" barrels with mid-length gas systems. Adjustable gas blocks, Extra or enhanced buffer springs, reduced buffer springs.
A multitude of different weight buffers. And for competition extra lite bolt-carriers. I under stand how the AR platform works.
In Patrick Sweeney's books he states if you gun "works" there'e no need to do anything. Than again he get's 1000's a rounds of factory ammo.
donated to him each year.
When is too much when playing around with all of the above options?
I bought a 16" 300blk barrel with a carbine length gas tube. long before the craze. I liked the idea of only having to change the barrel. Plus casting .30 cal boolits is a lot easier than little .22's. However during that time, it seems they have found it better to have a pistol length gas system with an adjustable gas block. If you want to shoot both super and sub-sonic. Hornady and Remington have both been able to get their ammo. To reliably shoot both lite and heavy weights bullets. In a S&W MP15 300. with a carbine gas tube.
I would like to shoot both heavy-subs and supersonic I bought a N.E.M.O. .300 Blackout carbine buffer spring.
http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/receiver-parts/recoil-parts/recoil-springs/300-blackout-carbine-buffer-spring-prod56149.aspx
I just hope it won't have problems shooting supersonic. At least it is an easy change. I also bought it because I did need a new buffer spring and it was comparable in price.
I also have an 18" .556 1/8 barrel with a mid length gas tube. I am going to put an adjustable gas block on it. So that I can play around with different loads lite and heavy, fast and slow.
any input would be great!!!
They have been pushing 16" barrels with mid-length gas systems. Adjustable gas blocks, Extra or enhanced buffer springs, reduced buffer springs.
A multitude of different weight buffers. And for competition extra lite bolt-carriers. I under stand how the AR platform works.
In Patrick Sweeney's books he states if you gun "works" there'e no need to do anything. Than again he get's 1000's a rounds of factory ammo.
donated to him each year.
When is too much when playing around with all of the above options?
I bought a 16" 300blk barrel with a carbine length gas tube. long before the craze. I liked the idea of only having to change the barrel. Plus casting .30 cal boolits is a lot easier than little .22's. However during that time, it seems they have found it better to have a pistol length gas system with an adjustable gas block. If you want to shoot both super and sub-sonic. Hornady and Remington have both been able to get their ammo. To reliably shoot both lite and heavy weights bullets. In a S&W MP15 300. with a carbine gas tube.
I would like to shoot both heavy-subs and supersonic I bought a N.E.M.O. .300 Blackout carbine buffer spring.
http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/receiver-parts/recoil-parts/recoil-springs/300-blackout-carbine-buffer-spring-prod56149.aspx
I just hope it won't have problems shooting supersonic. At least it is an easy change. I also bought it because I did need a new buffer spring and it was comparable in price.
I also have an 18" .556 1/8 barrel with a mid length gas tube. I am going to put an adjustable gas block on it. So that I can play around with different loads lite and heavy, fast and slow.
any input would be great!!!