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Most Helpful Positive Review
This made my upper work! I just ordered three more!
I have one of these on a 10.5" .300 blackout upper with pistol length gas tube. This makes all the difference in my pistol functioning perfectly with it or not at all without it using most ammo especially running a sound suppressor. I use a long Allen wrench I got on Amazon that reaches inside my 10...
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Most Helpful Negative Review
missing gas adjustment screw.
Came in a sealed package missing the most important part of an adjustable gas block..... the adjustment screw. Anyone who’s built an AR knows how annoying it is to have a build stopped dead by a missing 2 cent part. Hey Anderson, ever heard of a quality check? Now I have to order a new one and wait ...
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does not work properly
Went through 120 rounds trying to adjust it I can only get in as far as to let the round Egypt it will not produce enough Force no matter how much I adjusted to lock the boat in the open position don’t waste ur time or money on this product
Would recommend: No
0 of 3 found the following review helpful.
Anderson adjustable gas block
This block works great, it was really easy to install and adjust. The small sleek design looks awesome with the Anderson logo etched into the side and functionality is excellent for the price. Would definitely recommend to anybody needing one.
Pros:
- easy set up
- Easy instal , hardware included
Cons:
- none can see
Best Used for:
- ar platfrorm
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Poor quality parts, buyer beware,
I had high hopes for this gas block. I am using it on an AR-15 chambered in .300 blackout (hog gun). It installed easily and seemed like e decent quality, until I got to the range. As with any adjustable gas block, this one needed some adjustments from factory settings. It had my gun under gassed and would eject the spent casing, but would not cycle completely and chamber the next round. The trouble came when I went to adjust the gas, I couldn't make any adjustments because the adjustment screw was cracked. I have tried everything I can think of to make the adjustments I need, with ZERO success. Now I need to purchase a new gas block and hope the build quality is on point. Save yourself some trouble (and money) and buy a quality gas block from the start.
Would recommend: No
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Anderson gas block. adjustable..
This gas block is 1.000 inches long and about 1.4275 inches in height... and about .909 inches wide.... it weighs 1.8 ox..... exactly..... It is really one of the best made adjustable gas blocks on the market...in my opinion...the design is superior and more easily adjusted than almost any other disign regardless of price.. unfortunately it has gone up in price otherwise I would only buy this gas block since is so well made...
Pros:
- quality, ease of adjustment
Cons:
- None...
Would recommend: Yes
Adjustable is great, but...
I put this on my AR10 from CMMG, and being adjustable is great, but the light .308 vermin rounds were stretching the capability of this product. The CMMG is known for being over gased, so this might be different on another brand. Works great on heavier loads though.
Pros:
- positive adjustments
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- Heavy loads
Would recommend: Yes
True adjustable gas block
I've used 3 of these Anderson blocks on my builds and they are by far the most consistent and fully functional adjustable blocks I've found. I tried going a cheaper route recently and found not only did the gas block not close off enough of the gas to be effective, but it was poorly made as well and I had gas leak out around the block itself. When I contacted the vendor, they didn't seem to think it was a big issue the block didn't "fully function". I've never had this with an Anderson. Anderson blocks also allow you to close it off completely, making it effectively a "bolt" action rifle. Regardless of whether it's closed completely or open just enough to allow the gun to cycle, it keeps the bcg and chamber much cleaner than a standard gas block.
Pros:
- Fully Functional
Cons:
- No Stainless Steel Option
Best Used for:
- Any caliber in AR platform
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Very nice adjustable gas block with click adjustments
I ordered two of these for two of my rifles. They didn't have the Anderson logo on the side like it shows in the pics, but that doesn't matter because they are both going under free float handguards.
These use a spring and detent to keep the adjustment screw from walking. The adjustment screw has four grooves or "flutes" along it that the detent secures into. The adjustment was very tight on both of them to begin with, like it was stuck from being in storage, but once I "unfroze" it, it turns and operates fine.
It has 4 clicks per full revolution of the adjustment screw, and a total of 24 clicks from stop to stop (full open to full closed) for a total of 6 full revolutions.
I would recommend this item and plan on using them on future builds.
These use a spring and detent to keep the adjustment screw from walking. The adjustment screw has four grooves or "flutes" along it that the detent secures into. The adjustment was very tight on both of them to begin with, like it was stuck from being in storage, but once I "unfroze" it, it turns and operates fine.
It has 4 clicks per full revolution of the adjustment screw, and a total of 24 clicks from stop to stop (full open to full closed) for a total of 6 full revolutions.
I would recommend this item and plan on using them on future builds.
Would recommend: Yes
8 of 8 found the following review helpful.
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