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Posted: 9/22/2014 3:58:42 PM EDT
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A Samson evo rail has a big enough Id. I use a 9" rail on an 8.5" barrel with a kx3.
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Posted: 9/22/2014 4:09:55 PM EDT
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A Samson evo rail has a big enough Id. I use a 9" rail on an 8.5" barrel with a kx3. Do you have a picture? |
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Posted: 9/22/2014 4:25:32 PM EDT
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Posted: 9/22/2014 4:57:51 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryThanks. Any keymod recommendations? |
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Posted: 9/22/2014 5:44:10 PM EDT
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I went with the Samson prior to keymod because they have direct bolt on assecories. I think they have keymod as well.
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Posted: 9/23/2014 1:32:47 AM EDT
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I went with the Samson prior to keymod because they have direct bolt on assecories. I think they have keymod as well. I suppose I only say keymod since I have a KMR on my 'go to war' rifle and it would be nice to have the option of interchangeability of accessories. Not truly necessary though since they each get a dedicated light. |
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Posted: 9/23/2014 10:40:54 AM EDT
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I used the PWS with a Troy rail. There's only a couple thou for space between them. The CQB was actually installed first with the rail slid over it to avoid scratches. In my case it provided too much "boost" so I went with a heavy buffer/spring.
20140306_111829 by Slick_Rick77, on Flickr 
20140330_180545 by Slick_Rick77, on Flickr It works good being behind it, but other shooters still give me the stink eye. 
It works well as a flash hider until residue builds up in it. I like it a lot. I don't even shoot my other AR's anymore. 
To add, it ran fine without the heavy buffer/extra powered buffer spring, but recoiled like a jackhammer. |
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Posted: 9/23/2014 11:31:11 AM EDT
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I used the PWS with a Troy rail. There's only a couple thou for space between them. The CQB was actually installed first with the rail slid over it to avoid scratches. In my case it provided too much "boost" so I went with a heavy buffer/spring. It works good being behind it, but other shooters still give me the stink eye.
It works well as a flash hider until residue builds up in it. I like it a lot. I don't even shoot my other AR's anymore.
To add, it ran fine without the heavy buffer/extra powered buffer spring, but recoiled like a jackhammer. Do you have any trigger time on a Pig at all? Wondering how they compare. As far as recoil- I currently have a KVP Linear Comp on my 10.3 with a SB15. This comparable at all? |
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Posted: 9/23/2014 12:30:46 PM EDT
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Do you have any trigger time on a Pig at all? Wondering how they compare. As far as recoil- I currently have a KVP Linear Comp on my 10.3 with a SB15. This comparable at all? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I used the PWS with a Troy rail. There's only a couple thou for space between them. The CQB was actually installed first with the rail slid over it to avoid scratches. In my case it provided too much "boost" so I went with a heavy buffer/spring. It works good being behind it, but other shooters still give me the stink eye.
It works well as a flash hider until residue builds up in it. I like it a lot. I don't even shoot my other AR's anymore.
To add, it ran fine without the heavy buffer/extra powered buffer spring, but recoiled like a jackhammer. Do you have any trigger time on a Pig at all? Wondering how they compare. As far as recoil- I currently have a KVP Linear Comp on my 10.3 with a SB15. This comparable at all? No time with the pig. The PWS CQB is a similar device terminating with a flash hider instead of an open end. On recoil, that was a result of being a little overgassed. These muzzle devices can make an energetically cycling gun feel a bit more lively. As a matter of course I always run the heaviest buffer/spring combo that will run my shittiest ammo. They just run smoother that way. |
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Posted: 9/23/2014 12:52:38 PM EDT
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No time with the pig. The PWS CQB is a similar device terminating with a flash hider instead of an open end. On recoil, that was a result of being a little overgassed. These muzzle devices can make an energetically cycling gun feel a bit more lively. As a matter of course I always run the heaviest buffer/spring combo that will run my shittiest ammo. They just run smoother that way. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I used the PWS with a Troy rail. There's only a couple thou for space between them. The CQB was actually installed first with the rail slid over it to avoid scratches. In my case it provided too much "boost" so I went with a heavy buffer/spring. It works good being behind it, but other shooters still give me the stink eye.
It works well as a flash hider until residue builds up in it. I like it a lot. I don't even shoot my other AR's anymore.
To add, it ran fine without the heavy buffer/extra powered buffer spring, but recoiled like a jackhammer. Do you have any trigger time on a Pig at all? Wondering how they compare. As far as recoil- I currently have a KVP Linear Comp on my 10.3 with a SB15. This comparable at all? No time with the pig. The PWS CQB is a similar device terminating with a flash hider instead of an open end. On recoil, that was a result of being a little overgassed. These muzzle devices can make an energetically cycling gun feel a bit more lively. As a matter of course I always run the heaviest buffer/spring combo that will run my shittiest ammo. They just run smoother that way. That's the plan for me. I usually shoot steel cased shit but have a stockpile of 193 as well. As long as it runs my steel, I'm good to go. Thanks for the input. I will probably end up going with the PWS. |
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