Adjustable gas blocks?

[dusticles]

Hey guys, looking for advice from those of you that use an adjustable gas block.

I'm rebuilding a 308 and I'd like to install something adjustable this time around. Hoping you can give me the pros and cons of what you have and recommend a well built, low profile gas block.

FYI, Odin and JP are on my short list.

 

[adamg]

Love my adjustable gas block, short dwell time, lightweight BCG, and JP captured buffer spring on my AR15. Don't think I'll ever have an AR that has a fixed gas block.

 

[RocketBoy]

Any Canadian suppliers for these?

 

[Trinimon]

Check out Syrac adjustable gas blocks. They can be adjusted from the front unlike some that are adjusted from the side or rear which means you don't have to remove your handguard to adjust it. The adjustment screw has click-stops so you can count x number of turns for different ammo types.

 

[dusticles]

Thanks Trinimon, the Syrac is on my radar.

I'll have to see if I can find pictures of it under a URX 3.1 since it will be exposed on the rifle length gas system

 

[CraigNConnor]

The best adjustable on the market in the SLR rifle works, no shi!!y springs or second detent lock to activate before moving set screw

 

[CraigNConnor]

Also front adjustable with only 1 tool instead of 2 like the others

 

[Trinimon]

The best adjustable on the market in the SLR rifle works, no shi!!y springs or second detent lock to activate before moving set screw

Those look pretty cool. Pricey little buggers! $180US.

 

[adamg]

There was an adjustable JP block with 1913 rail on the EE AR Parts a while ago.

 

[Benito]

I've got an SLR up for sale in the EE.
I have an SLR on my .308 AR, and this one was for a build that I abandoned.

 

[Onagoth]

There was an adjustable JP block with 1913 rail on the EE AR Parts a while ago.

I have one if anyone is looking.....

0.936" ID I think