11-06-2018, 01:57 PM
meatsweats Wrote:Basically would take under 30 minutes to take off the flash hider and handguard (2 bolts) check gas block and check barrel torque specs. If even 1/2 hour. Hell I’d be willing to do it for you! My bet is that the barrel nut is over torqued. Regardless of the money spent you owe it to the gun to check it out.
MS
Checking the specs isn't the problem it's shooting the gun that I don't have time to fool with. Even I pull that barrel off and it's torqued on 100 lbs I ain't got time to be able to take it out and shoot groups to see if it makes a difference before the season starts. Once the season starts I ain't gonna miss a morning or afternoon in the field to waste time fiddling with this thing when I've got other guns I can use. Until the season starts I've got a hellatious work week to finish everything so I can take off next week to hunt, as well as get the rest of my geared prepped.
Ain't got no time for scrubs. I don't 'owe the gun' anything. After November when I get some time and I check everything out, if it turns out it is something other than the barrel causing the problem I will issue the upper a formal apology for saying it was 'crummy'. Until then it can sit in the safe and think about the ammo it made me waste.

