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    No, it was running quite smooth and what I felt as mild.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Hollinger View Post
    No, it was running quite smooth and what I felt as mild.
    That makes it sound under-gassed. It can't hurt to try a heavier buffer if you have one, but I'm kinda stumped so far.

    IMO, when they don't run, ARs can be almost as frustrating as M14s having accuracy issues. All the bits are tuned to work when everything else is in spec, when something is off it can be hard to find.

    If Stoner had included an adjustable gas regulator in the original design, most of the AR operating issues could be easily addressed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stevo View Post
    an adjustable gas regulator
    I had a gas tube with an adjustable system from Dlask. it was sure a neat feature. It had been included because the BBL was 11" and had been over gassed. I had no end of misery after changing the configuration until I welded the gas port closed and started again. The Regulator was a simple block with an allen screw...
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