Everything you ever wanted to know about the AR-15 (but were afraid to ask) FEATURING GREG VESS

[palmettomoon]

Pressure keeps the tube and gas block clear, mostly. If you never clean them, you'll never know it. I've never cleaned an AR gas block or tube.

 

[BangBang]

Pressure keeps the tube and gas block clear, mostly. If you never clean them, you'll never know it. I've never cleaned an AR gas block or tube.

 

[Falcon1]

Did you lube your tube?

 

[Fatal_Bert]

Pressure keeps the tube and gas block clear, mostly. If you never clean them, you'll never know it. I've never cleaned an AR gas block or tube.

Sorry Sir, this thread is for expert advice only. We're gonna need to see your credentials.

 

[palmettomoon]

Sorry Sir, this thread is for expert advice only. We're gonna need to see your credentials.

Okay, you got me. I've only been shooting them since 1983 and "assembling them" (cannot bring myself to say one 'builds' an AR) since '94. Could you direct me to the offishull AR Builder's Academy so I can get my credenshulls?

 

[KERTWOOD]

Could you direct me to the offishull AR Builder's Academy so I can get my credenshulls?

 

[KERTWOOD]

@greg vess, do you recommend checking head space on AR's? I mean if they all use mil-spec parts what's the need, right?

 

[BangBang]

I've only been shooting them since 1983 and "assembling them" (cannot bring myself to say one 'builds' an AR) since '94

Yeah, but have you ever used a titanium castle nut?

 

[palmettomoon]

Yeah, but have you ever used a titanium castle nut?

Is that a piece to a LEGO set? Like the Medieval playset?

 

[Radar363]

Yeah, but have you ever used a titanium castle nut?

Bro, do you even color contrast?