11-23-2020, 06:15 AM
Now, this is just my opinion, but I'll tell you what I like for a gas gun that has no real pedigree... I have a "trunk gun" that's got a shorty barrel, and uses either a CQB or Kaw Valley Linear Compensator (I swap them out). I'm running a JP Silent Capture Spring - not the H2 model - and a Strike Industries Collar Adjustable gas block, which can be rotated with a car key, through an M-Lok slot. Gives the option to run wide open or shut down for suppressor, with 5 easy presets. It's more than adequate. That's 1 wide open setting, 3 various size "other" gas orifices, and one off position. (should you decide to single shot)
Those other settings are nice when you try new ammo, or when you shoot in different conditions. (winter vs summer) You may love it, you may not be arsed to bother. I don't know, but I am very particular about being able to adjust and customize my stuff, and the only disadvantage I see, is that you either have to trust someone else's advice, at your own expense, or you might miss out. I might suggest asking around and seeing if anyone can demo an adjustable gas block for you. You can do as much (or more) with gas blocks, as you can with springs. Both options seem to cost about the same, on the average.
Those other settings are nice when you try new ammo, or when you shoot in different conditions. (winter vs summer) You may love it, you may not be arsed to bother. I don't know, but I am very particular about being able to adjust and customize my stuff, and the only disadvantage I see, is that you either have to trust someone else's advice, at your own expense, or you might miss out. I might suggest asking around and seeing if anyone can demo an adjustable gas block for you. You can do as much (or more) with gas blocks, as you can with springs. Both options seem to cost about the same, on the average.