04-23-2020, 07:13 PM
As previously mentioned, I use timing shims for the muzzle and the barrel nut. I did the same, again. I had to time the barrel nut for the Adams Arms piston. (But, I would've had to do that for a gasser, too.) With the shims, it was about 40 lb-ft to time it.
I screwed on the muzzle brake/compensator (oh, now ya'll gonna be mad because I forgot what kind it is...LOL...), snapped the lower onto it, put the scope on, and here it is (forgive the poor staging, but I wasn't meaning to use this image): [ATTACH=CONFIG]16006[/ATTACH]
The sling isn't adjusted, etc., etc. This was right after putting it together.
So, it sat like that for a week or so. I got it out to the range...
I screwed on the muzzle brake/compensator (oh, now ya'll gonna be mad because I forgot what kind it is...LOL...), snapped the lower onto it, put the scope on, and here it is (forgive the poor staging, but I wasn't meaning to use this image): [ATTACH=CONFIG]16006[/ATTACH]
The sling isn't adjusted, etc., etc. This was right after putting it together.
So, it sat like that for a week or so. I got it out to the range...