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Seekins Precision AR15 Free Float Fore Grip Install Instructions – PART 2

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PARTS LIST:

Lower Parts Kit:
Seekins Precision 9″ BAR Rail Free Float Tube ($196.00)
Gas Block:
CMC AR-15 Flat Trigger Group:
CMMG .22 Conversion Kit:
UTG Carbine Length Rails (this is the one I removed)
Sharps Stripped Lower
Del-Ton Upper
GoGun SuperComp

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43 COMMENTS

  1. If you don't have a plastic site block, I find that a block of styrofoam works great to knock the pins out. It has the added benefit of holding the pins so they don't get away from you.

  2. I have an R4 chrome lined, 16", 1:9 barrel (5.56 NATO) and I want to replace the sight with a low profile gas block. Is there a gas block size i need to worry about? Cool video, by the way! Thank you!

  3. Great Video!!! All the haters who were over critical make me sick…. if you know so much… why are you watching a how to video. And if you can do better, where's your video. That's the thing about guns and shooters. Everybody can't wait to talk over the next guys head and shit on someone else's build. Like I said… great video it helped out a bunch.

  4. Thanks so much for your part 1 and part 2 video. I've just subscribed. I'm a new AR owner here, and after shooting mine, I'd like to start middling mine. this video just gave me huge confidence in doing it myself. love the free float and I'm going to go with one as well.

  5. Thanks for making this video. I've watched a few tutorials about replacing the gas block and they made it sound like reinstalling the gas tube was a scary process. I can see though that it really isn't that bad and you're unlikely to mess it up if you pay attention.

  6. Nice job, and nice video – these other guys that complain about no torque and no anti seeze, no thread seal,, they can use all they'd like = i've done 10 of these switches and never used any of that stuff – they obviously have too much time on their hands and little practical experience, and they can suck on it

  7. Great video, but the barrel is held on by the barrel nut, not the delta ring. The delta ring is attached to the barrel nut. And please for heavens sake torque the barrel nut between 30 and 80 foot lbs!! hate to see a catastrophic misshap.

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