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    AR 15 - Adjustable gas block, yea or nay?

    Collecting parts to assemble my first upper. I am going to use a 18 in SPR Ranier barrel with a rifle gas system. One of the bits left to buy is the gas block. I do not know if it will ever be suppressed. Worth it to put the adjustable block on there or should I just go with the spikes micro since I can get that locally?
    Jon
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    Doesnt hurt to have it right...just in case
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      You don't have to reduce gas even with a suppressor, its more of a comfort thing.
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        Originally posted by CJ View Post
        You don't have to reduce gas even with a suppressor, its more of a comfort thing.
        This. We used an adjustable gas block on ThreeFingerPetes build and combined with his muzzle break it is a dream to shoot. Turn the gas to just enough to cycle the bolt. But completely not needed for a range or truck gun plinker.
        Fuck you. We're going to Costco.

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