Can those insertable ports erode?
I might just do this cut down.
But still curious about Clint’s suggestion too…
Is this something that installs into the Fixed FSB? I couldn’t care less about adjustable… I just need to calm this sucker down.
How does one get this accomplished? Install it myself? Any images or links would be helpful.
Sounds kinda like a blood clot, but for gas. How does it stay put?
WOW! Who did that stupid chit???
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This is an old SABRE DEFENSE upper. I bought it JUST before BCM started making uppers again… after that Barrel extension crunch… remember??
Just bad timing… :mad:
It’s a good shooter accuracy wise… so I want to try to run it and wear it out if I can make it less “poppy” when it cycles.
Clint’s insert would be the way to go or at least the first thing to try.
I’m very interested if I can get more info on how to get one or get it installed…
I would cut the barrel down Mark. .082 is what DD ports their 10.3" uppers so at least it would be more inline.
Interesting. I often thought they made good barrels, but really didn’t know much about anything else.
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The barrel is a shooter like most of their barrels… apparently they didn’t know much about gas ports though. :rolleyes:
Me too, I couldn’t believe a saber screwed the port. Everybody screws something up sometimes though. It’s worth the salvage effort.
FWIW gas ports I’ve measured DD LW .625" GB seat 10.3" bbl .087". LMT 10.5" .071".
Was the DD gun shot at all? That sounds kinda huge for a 10.5’'.
Mine measured .082" new on my DD MK18, when I had it. It was def overgassed.
How bad was it? Where you running a can, etc? Was it unmanageable?
No brand new.
I’d assume the reasoning for a larger port like that would be to intentionally run it with a heavier buffer so that it would run better under a harsher firing schedule, shittier conditions, worse ammo, or something, am I right?
No can. It was still manageable, I just ran an H3 with it to counter it a little.
Dig it… what I don’t want to do is pay for a cutdown and have the thing still be unenjoyable to shoot.
Yes, of course.
Just like the gas ports in barrels, or the Grand Canyon for that matter.
The good news is it can be easily replaced when it does.