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[apexanimal]

Pencil barrels in 5.56 and 7.62x39. Not interested in anything that makes the gun heavier.

 

[Vigilant]

Delete please.

 

[Vigilant]

Pencil barrels in 5.56 and 7.62x39. Not interested in anything that makes the gun heavier.

This with a midlength gas system.

 

[Battleworn]

WK180-C Steel Upper Receiver right side changing only with dust cover

this! right side charging, with dust cover !! , im close to purchasing but if they close up the right side I will not.

 

[Porkchopsandwhich]

Pencil barrels in 5.56 and 7.62x39. Not interested in anything that makes the gun heavier.

This ^^^ faxon 20inch gunner barrel in a mid length.

Lighter barrel option or a purpose built lighter upper

 

[Unholysavage]

didn't take long for the adjustable 5.56 gas blocks to sell out, hopefully a boatload more are coming soon

 

[the radium king]

yessir, adjustable gas blocks will be a big seller i think. any thoughts on a version with a rail for front sight mounting?

 

[Ustauk]

Good Brownell's video on how to use an adjustable gas block. They use a AR-15 as an example, but dialing down the force exerted against the piston system from the 180 variants oversized gas ports should work in the same manner.

 

[Potatozach]

I think a BRN-180 original style charging handle would be cool

 

[BGreen]

Wondering about the 7.62x39 conversion. Is there a complete kit with everything to convert it? Do the standard ar mags work with this round?

 

[Ustauk]

^
STANAG 7.62x39 mags will work; the existence of STANAG XCR Pistol 10 round mags is why no one has made an AK magazine compatible WK or MCR lower.

 

[m j]

can this be run on a 5.56?

 

[98/29]

Stamped steel receiver would be nice. That piece of crap is too heavy already.

 

[Ustauk]

Stamped steel receiver would be nice. That piece of crap is too heavy already.

Not going to happen, due to the expense of the initial tooling. Mind you, that was for when they first came out. I wonder if enough WKs have sold to pay for the tooling now. Oh well, water under the bridge...