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First Build, First Grendel: Battleworn Copper provided by Blown Deadline
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Bizzo24 Wrote:StoneHendge.....I couldn't access the gas block adjustment from the side on this one either. But it was located right in the middle of where 4 of the M-Lok slots came together. So I taped it off and used micro drill bit to start a pilot hole. Then I drilled it larger to the size of the allen wrench. I had to ream it a bit because I didn't get that angle right on the first shot.

Afterwards some light filing to debur and Alumi-black in the hole and now you can't see it unless you're looking for it. Allen wrench fits directly into the adjustment screw.

Hmmmm. I learned this weekend that it would be pointless to engage in further load development for my JP unless someone other than Hornady comes out with a 123 with a better G7 than the Scenar (I'm going to order a case of 1000 in the next week or so) or a powder that gets better velocity than CFE 223 (8 lb'er to be purchased next time I get out of my little valley). I have half a box of Hornady Black which gets about the same velocity as my Scenar load so I guess I should check them when I have my handguard off and I find the sweet spot, but its good to know there's a solution! Big Grin

The Odin M Pod mount for a Harris is pricey, but it does allow it to swivel

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Taking it off is just like taking it off a bolt gun with a swivel stud - only a minute or 2 once you figure it out


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First Build, First Grendel: Battleworn Copper provided by Blown Deadline - by StoneHendge - 07-24-2017, 10:31 PM

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