1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Easy. My ar is full float.

 

Then what...6 minutes to undo the screw, then slide on the new setup and screw it in place.

 

tigger is easy. so is the buffer and spring... slacker

 

you have to have the barrel nut tool!

 

just keep the truck on recirc?

 

Trigger requires 2 pins after you undo the rear pin for the upper and lower and done.

Buffer and spring is a 2 second job by pushing down the detent with your thumb

 

Why the buffer?

 

I just havnet had to the need to drop the money.

ive built ars before. Just dont shot anymore so I havnet bothered to upgrade it

 

i like the fresh air
never have to use the fan in the winter
or did you not know this?

 

Easy

It's like asking You for a ball joint separator; you're going to have it, especially you

 

i run a buffer without weights. the pistol has no weight i nthe buffer and a lightweight bolt adjusted the gas system to perfection. and holy shit is it smooth shooting (and it cycles stupid fast with minimal dwell time)

 

If you've given up on firearms, I've given up on you

/friendship

 

I have all the tools you could ever need



except tamper proof torx. no idea why, i just never got any of those.

 

that reminds me to build a stupid short ar pistol in 300 blkout

 

*i'll just slide right on into those DMs

 

10". no less. otherwise you run into gas system issue and its just miserable to try and get one that functions properly

 

I had to go to an H2 buffer in mine. But its not really common to have to change them unless your spitting brass somewhere other than 4 o clock.

 

i just run adjustable gas blocks. thats the best way. ideally you want to have no weight in the buffer.

 

this wind rattle in the vents was getting so horrendous i was about ready to drop it off at the salvage lot
nearly as bad as the seat bolt cracking, just on a much different level

on to the next crack rattle to figure what to do to fix it

 

Eh.....adjustable gas blocks are a bandaid to a system that isn't setup right