What is your measurement for your gas blocks?

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What is your measurement for your gas blocks?

Postby Blasternank » Fri Aug 24, 2012 1:25 pm

On your bushmaster-What diameter gas blocks do you have on yours? .750"? .875"? .936"?

do they have the same sized ones on their 16" and 20" models?

Thanks.
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Re: What is your measurement for your gas blocks?

Postby Hoot » Fri Aug 24, 2012 4:49 pm

Blasternank wrote:On your bushmaster-What diameter gas blocks do you have on yours? .750"? .875"? .936"?

do they have the same sized ones on their 16" and 20" models?

Thanks.

While I can't speak for the 16", my 20" is .750. I'd wager they are the same for manufacturing simplicity's sake. I took my faux block off and used it on my 6.5 Grendel build. I have a .750 adjustable one I may try some day on the 450b and take off the CCWS to see what it can do. Load up a few stiffies and a few whimpies and see if both will cycle the action with the adjustment optimized for the stiffies. I'm lazy though... ;)

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Re: What is your measurement for your gas blocks?

Postby gunnut » Fri Aug 24, 2012 5:34 pm

My 16" and 20" 450 Bushmasters are .750 and so is my 450LM. :D
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Re: What is your measurement for your gas blocks?

Postby etijsma » Fri Aug 24, 2012 5:53 pm

gunnut wrote:My 16" and 20" 450 Bushmasters are .750 and so is my 450LM. :D



rub it in some more. ;)
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Re: What is your measurement for your gas blocks?

Postby gunnut » Fri Aug 24, 2012 8:02 pm

etijsma wrote:
gunnut wrote:My 16" and 20" 450 Bushmasters are .750 and so is my 450LM. :D



rub it in some more. ;)

Sorry!...Couldn't resist that one ;)
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