
negev5021
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It did not ship with any mounts, and I hear the S12 mount is like $250... my SBS is in pieces right now but what motivation to assemble!
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Got a delivery yesterday from the UPS guy: Its not mine but I got to handle it a bit. Its HUGE - like over a foot long and 2.2 pounds - here it is next to a 9mm Wraith: I guess you can take sections of it out, but it has rails down the tube to contain the wad: Front End: It has not been mounted but I would think the weight/length at the end of any barrel over probably 10 inches would be very cumbersome. Still, totally cool to see. The future of tube guns!:(web pic)
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Thank you Jim. I have a Tromix tube in hand and will hack at it now that I know what i am up against. I appreciate the assistance.
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so I should not feel bad destroying the existing gas tube, right?
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sorry double post, nothing to see here.. my bad.
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Well that would explain it.
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It seems like the fluted gas tube is extraordinarily difficult to seperate from the part that attaches it to the front trunion section - is there a special method to removal? Thanks!
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It seems like the fluted gas tube is extraordinarily difficult to seperate from the part that attaches it to the front trunion section - is there a special method to removal? Thanks!
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because I want to be able to mount the full length handguard.
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I searched a bit and found this AR10 gas block: http://www.midwayusa.com/product/482126/doublestar-gas-block-single-picatinny-rail-ar-15-lr-308-aluminum-mattem It may serve as a good start - I am imagining it upside down for the picatiny rail to act as the material to tap for the handguard screw - I know its a half ass solution... but it just may work...
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I have access however no talent, and therefore am paying retail for the turning down and other machine services. I saw a gas block cadiz sold on ebay for $150. It costs more than $150 to have someone fab the part 1 off. If anyone here possesses the skill and ambition to do so I am interested in meeting you! I may shop it around a bit but the chop method was considered cost effective under the circumstances. Edit: I slept on it and thought perhaps just a steel sleeve with a nut welded to it would do the job, and may move forward with an idea like that.
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That would be the most logical move. I just don't have the gas block. Yet.
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I am happy with the 12.5" - I have a Chaos Rail that goes over the top cover and mounts at the original gas block area. I really wanted to keep the gas in the same place to keep the rail mount available, but I am trying now to move the gas block back 2.25 so I can use the Tromix piston/tube (BTW how do you get the gas tube off from the piece that mounts to the trunion?) I am then hoping to round up an additional gas block and mount in the original position, but cut the top off that holds the piston and just have it as a handguard mount. So if I fuck up the filling of the holes I will have
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Its 12.5". I'm in pretty deep by now so turning back is not an option... I should probably send that stuff out to you anyway it can't hurt, right? You already did a number on my carrier so I think the hammer is the only other thing touching.
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I did not get it but do now.... thats some stellar work you have there in the photo. Thank you for the info!