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As others have mentioned. Adjustable gas blocks. Different length gas tubes. Charging handles that don't come unscrewed. folding stock adapter. One for 1913 railed stocks (find or make some stocks that don't cost $300) and a standard buffer tube folder. Lighter barrels. 300 Blackout Barrels. Bolt release. Brass deflector and all the misc parts that could break.
Last edited by jparent; 11-29-2020 at 07:00 PM.
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Have you guys at TNA considered making complete 180 style rifles from scratch?
I'm sure there's a market for something of better quality, even if it's at higher price tag.
One modification I would like to see is for the 180c is anti wobble shim as per say to stop the twist between the upper and lower , yes I also know the rubber o ring trick. Addressing on the older 180 k's the twist is terrible, cocking handle and piston rods on top of list too.
PENCIL Barrel with INTEGRATED muzzle brake/flash hider for 18.5 inch overall length post muzzle device.
this!!!Originally Posted by apexanimal
I"m sure faxon would do one if enough of us put $$ down
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Different length pistons to open up barrel options.
Adjustable gas blocks or gas keys to tune the system.
Stocks are an open market. Folders or pic rail options.
I like that idea go the bolt on ejection port cover is neat but I don't know if it can be done in a way that's durable or good looking.
The front pin is a good idea. I have a 300 upper and switching the c clip is a pain in the ass.
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As has been mentioned already:
bolt with better metallurgy
adjustable gas block with different length tubes
front pin
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It would be great if you stocked these solid firing pin retaining pins. The supplied roll pin wears out fast and I've found standard AR cotter pins to be unreliable in my 2 WS-MCRs. I know others have used them but the cotter pins would fail to properly retian the firing pin in mine.
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RCMP doesn't allow it to be part of the barrel length.
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