That is just about the difference between a 308 carrier with a stacked spring and an ar15 carrierWith the spacer, almost 1/2" without, maybe 3/4"?
That is just about the difference between a 308 carrier with a stacked spring and an ar15 carrierWith the spacer, almost 1/2" without, maybe 3/4"?
Rifle Length tube and port measures .087"One more from the bowels of ppt and word and google:
DPMS LR-308 Style Rifle
18"rifle0.308 0.0960
18"car0.308 0.0635
16"mid0.308 0.078
16"mid0.308 0.081
16"car0.308 0.07
16"car0.308 0.073
16"car0.308 0.076
20"rifle0.308 0.0935
20"rifle0.308 0.096
These are ish - your adjustable gas block only works up to the port size on your barrel.
is yours a rifle gas or midlength gas?Rifle Length tube and port measures .087"
Still have some cycling issues with my M5 build and I'm stumped.
I'm running the KM .308 Buffer. 2.75" Long @3.6oz and a .308 Carbine Spring. The UBR Gen 2 has its own tube which is a tad longer. They provide you with the spacer for this.
With and without the spacer, no go. Will not lock back on an empty mag. 6 different mags and ammo running 2400 FPS up to 2750 FPS, no go. Will only pick up the next round maybe 10% of the time.
Can pull the charging handle back and lock it on all mags no issues.
Gas block is all the way open too. I've ran it all the way closed to open (16 clicks). No carbon showing anywhere around the gas block
This what has me think buffer and spring?
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks OSA
I did sir.Did you build this rifle? What does your gas tube look like in the upper receiver when you look at it?
When you’re looking at the piece of gas tube inside the receiver in that moon cam cut out, it should be in the middle of it.
If it’s shorter than half, then it may not have enough dwelltime, if it’s a little more, it should be ok.
I would not do that.I am in doubt that it is a buffer, spring issue, but the quickest way to tell would be to take a carbine spring and buffer out of a functioning 223 carbine and drop it in and see. It won't hurt the 308 for a few rounds and it would tell you about the spring/buffer you have. Just make sure the buffers are the same length or you have spacers to make up the difference.
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