SLR Sentry 6 .625 Adjustable Gas Block w/.400 in. Set Screw Spacing
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I've had 2 of these fail already. Returning this third one I just recently purchased.
I had one of these in size .750 on my 300 Blackout pistol. Shot it for maybe 200 rounds with a lightweight bolt carrier in the gun. Decided to try a full-weight BCG, so opened the gas port up as necessary for the heavier BCG. Shot maybe 60-80 rounds, then put the LW BCG back in. I could not turn the gas screw back in. So I contacted SLR rifle works. They were nice enough to immediately ship me a replacement. Now I have put 100-120 rounds thru it, while being very careful to turn the gas off after each range session to remove any carbon build up. Today I shot 40 rounds and then thought it was a...
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A new review. 2019 was my last one.
I last reviewed one of these in 2019. History since then tells me that using the 110 grain black tip ammo in a short-barrel 300 blackout is the problem. Too much copper in the pistol gas system. It plates everything inside of the gas block. I have used these on several guns now with good success. Just don't even try on a pistol gas system. It will fail. At least with the solid copper ammo anyway.
Would recommend: Yes
Best adjustable gas block available for price
This is a great adjustable gas block! I have one like this one and also a similar SLR titanium adjustable gas block.
Be aware that adjustable gas block must have routine maintenance so they do not carbon lock up and stop working.
I routinely turn the adjustment screw in and out while spraying Kroil penetrating oil on the adjustment screw and into the gas block.
I also apply a silver anti-seize lubricant to the adjustment screw to be able to easily turn the screw.
Be aware that adjustable gas block must have routine maintenance so they do not carbon lock up and stop working.
I routinely turn the adjustment screw in and out while spraying Kroil penetrating oil on the adjustment screw and into the gas block.
I also apply a silver anti-seize lubricant to the adjustment screw to be able to easily turn the screw.
Pros:
- Reliability and ease of use
Cons:
- Needs maintenance
Best Used for:
- Suppressed use
Would recommend: Yes
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