02-05-2020, 02:58 PM
A5 better get that "carbon bucket" out and start bailing LOL!!!
Would also recommend the same, try the std first, complete a break in if possible, up-weight 1 by 1 if you're getting too many problems. But I wouldn't tweak a lot until after 50 rounds or so so all the moving parts can smooth out against each other if you can.
Start with your GB all the way open for break in and let the rig cycle. Tune after that.
I've read many times on here that under gassed sometimes looks like over gassed, I'm not the expert on that but just mentioning it fyi. So starting from a more-or-less known "overgassed" spot and tweaking down would seem the way to go; that's how I've done my adjustables in the past.
Would also recommend the same, try the std first, complete a break in if possible, up-weight 1 by 1 if you're getting too many problems. But I wouldn't tweak a lot until after 50 rounds or so so all the moving parts can smooth out against each other if you can.
Start with your GB all the way open for break in and let the rig cycle. Tune after that.
I've read many times on here that under gassed sometimes looks like over gassed, I'm not the expert on that but just mentioning it fyi. So starting from a more-or-less known "overgassed" spot and tweaking down would seem the way to go; that's how I've done my adjustables in the past.
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