Originally Posted by Dlask Arms Corp
Nothing wrong with 10.5"......just gotta get the right gas port sizing to make em run smooth.
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Nothing wrong with 10.5"......just gotta get the right gas port sizing to make em run smooth.
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The problems with 10.5" are a thing of the past, even Norinco can build a reliable 10.5" AR these days.
"In the days of my youth I was told what it means to be a man, Now I've reached that age if I do that stuff I'll end up in the can...."
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Exactly, it can account for almost 400 feet per second more velocity.
I have no concerns with operation. It is the dwell time that attracted me to the 11.5"
I can appreciate that. You are in the business of making $. If you made an 11.5" I would buy it, if that accounts for anything in the Canadian market? Special order possible?
It's funny, because you came onto CGN asking what we wanted to see. I went through this thread and 2 people specifically asked for 10.5" while 13 asked specifically for either 11.5 or 12.5 yet you make only 10.5? Makes perfect sense to me. Why bother asking?
Last edited by juancarlos; 03-28-2013 at 08:35 PM.
That's a subjective statement. If your talking a complete factory upper, then yes, there usually isn't a problem. The problem comes when building a frankengun with barrel from this guy and a carrier from other company, at which point the 10.5" and shorter systems are finicky.
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Will stripped uppers be put up on your site(s) when available?
14.5 mid length gas
Yes, how much for a stripped upper?
i saw 11.5 with free float
I'd like to see a midlength, or even full length railed handgaurd that can take the place of the carbine length one on the Sig 516's you had/have.
Oops...wrong thread.
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