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NO PHONE, NO EMAIL, NO SUPPORT! They take your money and leave you to support yourself. NO thanks!

Your product is all out of stock. Glad it’s a great product, but could we get an estimate on the back order timeframe.

I will say this, I REALLY wanted to like this system and stuck with it for, trying different things, including buffer weights, springs, BCG’s, ammo and meticulous notes of the adjustments. I just could not get this to reliably run an EXTREMELY over gassed rifle after more than 2 90% full mags. I know it was the system because after 12 hours, and 9 range sessions over 1.5 months I changed to a superlative adj block and the damn thing runs like a hell bent colt newly released. I love the adjustability, the materials and the concept and so did many of the other shooters at my 2 ranges. But if you have a really over gassed rifle, this may not be the one. 😢

The likes are sitting at 223… I don’t wanna change it

I am using one for a .300 blk build; barrel is Ballistic Advantage 10.5 1-7 Twist and its port size is rather small; reads 0.0940 inch; it is a pistol length so my understanding is the barrel already gives me less gasses than normal; does this means I should install the second smaller plunger in my system provided in the packing? -other considerations for this setup is I will be using a kynshot Light buffer with a Springco Yellow light buffer spring, also a Radiant SD charging handle, made for suppressed. Thanks for the video!

AH CRAP. I didnt know I needed a new straight gas tube.

So do I buy an adjustable bcg too ?

I have a 16 inch barrel that needs a mid length gas block. What model control do I need for it because I have a 15 inch hand gaurd. It sucks how they don’t tell me how long each one is when I select 1 of the 5 models.

For ANY one who is Sitting on the Fence thinking about weather or not to buy one of these gas blocks, I am here to tell you that after installing one on my Seekins custom build, It has now fullfilled my Dreams of the Perfect running AR-15. I Now know what the Pro's have known that "Gas is the Secret" mine is on 5 and it allows me to shoot my un-suppressed Rifle without Recoil, IT IS the WAY LUKE, "Loose the Gas Luke!"

are the riflespeed gas tubes required in conjunction with the Adj. gas blocks???

I recently purchased a Rifle Speed product and have encountered several issues that I believe need addressing. The main problem lies with the plungers used for gas adjustment. Having to buy and switch out multiple plungers to control gas flow is inconvenient and feels like an unnecessary expense. Instead of selling additional plungers, the product should feature a single, adjustable plunger that can be fine-tuned from settings 1 to 12 (or more) as needed. This would allow users to lock it down, open it up fully, or make precise adjustments without the hassle of swapping parts. Additionally, the gas block gets extremely hot, making it challenging to adjust without risking a burn. This design flaw impacts the overall usability of the product. While the concept is good, these issues need to be resolved to improve the customer experience. Simplifying the gas adjustment system and addressing the heat problem would make this product much more user-friendly and reliable.

why only .750 why not .875 for 308 barrels,

With this system, you could design a can that would automatically reduce the gas port as you threaded it to the muzzle device. That would be slick

Why wouldn’t you sell a jig for drilling the cross pin? It makes no sense.

Good assembly animation, but otherwise, meh.

Everywhere else I've seen suggests 4 o'clock ejection pattern is ideal. Essentially 4 would be good, 3 would be OK. I suspect your view differs because more gas = more reliable?

awesome answered all the questions i had!

I've been using one of these for two years now. The pin still carbon locks. You'll still need a crude pry tool to adjust the ring, once that has happened. It's a bit of a drawback. But it's probably the most field-expedient option, since you don't need a specific wrench, or a long soak in a solvent tub. I have had no other problems with it.

Stupid question, but can you use an odd shaped crosspin with a barrel that’s not been drilled for pinning? Meaning, no notch in the barrel but there’s still a semi-circle gap where an odd shaped pin could technically fit through.

Any thoughts on adding a fsb model for this? This is by far the best adjustable gas block I've seen.

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Not sure I want to buy one. Could just buy a PWS, but I like the thought of staying with Stoner's design and remaining American AF.

Pretty dumb that the roll pin for duty use is not gi spec, why deviate from industry standard?

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this is exactly why I looked this video up. I have an adjustable gas block and I don't like the fact that if I tune it for my suppressor then it won't run without it.

So this in fact with factory plunger will give the rifle the ability to cut all gas and essentially make the bolt not cycle like a bolt action?

Can you close off the port with the longest plunger then? I want to manually load 300 blk suppressed sometimes

I'm not smart. Will this work for a gas piston system?

buttttt... I dont oil my bcg . Or clean my rifles . Will it still work ?

Gotta do all that to find out what block u need … I’ll pass good product tho

What is the barrel size on the FDE?

this video sounded amazing in only my left ear

I just purchased and installed the Rifle Speed gas block on my DPMS Oracle .308 upper. The only problem I has was the blow back tube out of the RifleSpeed was not at the elevation as the entry into the upper. Like shown in the video. Maybe .125 difference. Also, the tube coming out of the Rifle Speed made it so I had to modify, clear material on the hand guard retaining ring to clear the tube. With these two issues, the gas block did install, snugly. I did have to "help" the gas block in to position, but it did go on and the gas tube has a slope from the gas block to the upper. The rear set screw did line up with the original dimple on the barrel, the forward one did not. Not a big deal because of the overall fitment. No range report at this time.

I would like to have full adjust abilities of my gas block. Do you have one that would completely shut the gas off to the bolt when set at 1 ?

Does riflespeed make an adjustable gas block for a 7.5” 300 blackout barrel? Spec .750 7” rail

I go from suppressed to unsuppressed and back a lot. These GB are great. Had to take my one off my 300 blackout because I was loosing too much pressure with subs to us the carbine buffer. Would work with a 1 ounce buffer but then my bolt velocity was too much for supers. My BCG was part of the problem because it was kind of in a patient, but it was already on the bleeding edge of running everything. No big deal because I build a new PRS gas gun that now has it on it. I can switch my zero and gasing now with the info I put in a little notebook. I love it.

This is very informative! Just the information I was looking for. Question: I bought my riflespeed setup last month, but am still waiting on my upper to complete my build. The package came with a second plunger, but I can’t find where on the packaging what size it is. Can you please let me know what the size is of the second included plunger? Thanks!!

Awesome! I’ll need to install the shorter one now, my rifle wouldn’t hold open at 12 but when I added a suppressor it would hold at 8. Thank you for the clarification.

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License this to Ruger for their SFAR

Also the max length tube is 1/2” too short….. you can sell a shit load of these for the Ruger SFAR customers

I have your Block… looking for the recommended pins for my Ruger SFAR 16” for 7.62 and hot 308

Best adj gas block on the market..

Great info!

How hard is to turn that knob on basic model? I was thinking about using Riflespeed gas block with FSB cutout handguard. Could it work that way?

Would the dimple screws line up with a centurion barrel?? And please make a tabbed version to index with their tabbed barrels.....

I'm running a 10" pistol length gas system 300blk with a 12" gaurd,obviously the website says no model will work for my firearm.are there any other reasons that would be besides accessibility? I would be willing to modify my guards to accommodate access to the gas control If so.i plan on running a suppressor and light weight bolt but I've got to buy them piece by piece,this would be a tremendous help when getting new parts..

Probably not a good idea to pin and weld the muzzle device with this gas block?

I can say without any reservations, this is the best adj gas block on the market..No more allen wrenches or frozen adjusters..The carbon build up is easy to remove..I have replaced 3 of my rifles gas blocks with Rifle Speed Adj gas blocks...Worth every penny.