1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Going heavier.
I some times have ejection issues

 

Us Highpower guys like a heavy stock. Heck my dads NM A4 has the buttstock full of lead.

 

the gas system on mine was fine. just wanted to minimize dwell time. plus when running the supressor i turn the gas down 1 click and my eyes thank me. before the supressor it was fine with the regular block

 

nothing wrong with that. i run heavier buffers in the long guns. the pistol was get it light and cheap. dwell time down as much as possible just to see what kind of cyclic rate i can eek out of it.

 

I just have no one to shoot with

 

Ok.

If you're going between suppressed and unsuppressed then yeah it makes sense; that or different load/ammo.

But an adjustable gas block on a rifle that never sees a can means it's not set up properly.

 

i do (most of the time) turn the recirc on to block the fresh air coming in whenever i have to drive past the pig farms and all that stanky slop, it gets bad at times

 

looks at Kwikvette

 

Pistols are a while nother animal then. I frankly know nothing of them other then that they can be a royal pain to get operating smoothly.

 

not arguing that. all my other guns have standard blocks (well the spikes build has an A.R.M.S. folding front sight gas block.. but its not adjustable)

 

if you keep it above a 10" barrel getting them working properly is as easy as a carbine. its when you try going shorter the gas systems just too much of a nightmare to deal with

 

If it’s a long bed, I put 385,000 miles on one.

 

Never had an issue with my carbine length 12" gun. Pinned and welded to 16".

 

Ca is only the 16”...

 

@Empty_Lord i actually saw one of these old ones on my city streets today, it had a lot of body rot but was moving right on along, it was cool
it was this shade of red

 

Unless you go pistol.

 

huh?

 

my pistol is a 10.5" my spikes is a 14.5" with a pinned hider that makes it 16.1" my m16a1 is obviously a 20" my 300 blkout is a 16" and my .22 is a 16"