Everything You Need To Know About Tuning Your AR-15

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Ok, now you need to teach us about different adj gas blocks to compliment buffer systems.
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So when will bump stocks be in stock

Now do .308 (lol)

I would definitely love to see more videos on this topic

I would like to add a "can" to my bolt gun which I use for hunting. Can you guys advise me on doing that?

Great video. I wish it had come out 4-5 months ago when I started to build my own AR’s, but learning from one’s mistakes is the best teacher.

I will say I love Jason’s, “Just throw a can on it” comment. I just took the plunge down the NFA rabbit hole a couple weeks ago and unless you know someone with the exact same rifle and muzzle device that you have, with the can you are looking at buying, and will let you try it out on your gun, there is no, “Just throw a can on it.”

I did have one question though, regarding the buffer weights. I’m shocked they didn’t mention adjustable buffers? I had been running H2’s in all my builds, but my latest one I threw an Odin adjustable buffer weight in it, and I absolutely love it. I don’t know if I’ll use anything else going forward.

You guys failed to mention the a5 requires a specific length of buffer tube that is not carbine…

You guys should go over all the different style triggers and charging handles for the AR-15 .223 wylde and others.

WOW, this so over my head. I will have to watch over and over again. But i am learning.

Surprised they didn't show the JP captured system.

Also could have covered the bootleg adjustable bolt carrier group, which is an alternative option to the adjustable gas block

Yep I got approved for my suppressor within four days!! Just wish I had the money to get the other 4-5 that I want an need

Can't wait to watch this. Shot my( instructors/ pro 3 gun guy) gun last weekend n it doesn't move!

All the barrels I get are over gassed with standard gas bocks/FSBs. After I break a new build in I go straight to the JP polished extra power carbine spring and then an H2 buffer. They seem to recoil snappier after a couple hundred rounds then I move to the H3 with the extra power spring. Haven’t tried the A5 system yet but I do have one gun that may NEED it.

hurry up and put your name on the list before the SC bans the list. feds like CF recommend it. thnx

We want Clint and his MK18 back!!!

You missed flat springs in the buffer spring part.

A little bit of misinformation is contained within this video; An A5 H2 buffer and a Carbine H2 buffer are not the same weight. An A5 should weigh in around 5.3oz whereas the Carbine will be around 4.6oz; Do not think you can covert your rifle from a Carbine system to an A5 and have similar results just because you used buffers of the same designation

Clint is still in the intro 😢

Clint had those my precious eyes yet chubby and his only precious was himself if you asked him but if you ask me was overrated

As someone whos built an 11.5 458 socom. Finding any sort of good "guide" or reference chart that isnt just "3oclock or 4oclock shell ejection" is damn near impossible. Does a heavier spring increase recoil or better absorb recoil or help slow the mass of the bcg or….? Does a heavier buffer weight with a lighter spring equal the same as a heavier spring with lighter buffer? What does each part actually equate too as a baseline or do you automatically start with carbine spring and buffer and "see what happens" or is there a way to know where to start? If you change the spring but not the buffer what actually happens without "just trying it" first?

With my 458 most people assume heavier spring and buffer but research says it was "designed to use the carbine system". But apparently theres no guide of pressure vs barrel length vs gas length to reference. Just trial and error until you like how it shoots I guess.

Great video, gentlemen 😏👌

I've built a lot of guns. NEVER start with the buffer system. Start with gas and them move backwards

Dang every time He SLAMS the Bolt back I cringe lmaorotf

Would you recommend ever getting an H2 buffer for a rifle length 18" SPR?

For all the new folks who don’t know what’s going on with this type of rifle, you guys should have shown the hole on the top of the barrel, where the gas flows into the gas block. Should have shown an example of an adjustable gas block not installed on a barrel like the Superlative Arms one with “click” adjustments for gas flow or bleed off and non adjustable gas block to compare between the two. Should have had a BCG (Bolt Carrier Group) not installed in the upper for reference of how the gas flows into the top of it into the Key via the gas tube and then vents out the side and show how the bolt rotates and moves for ejecting the spent casing to prepare for the next round to be chambered. Should have talked about different styles of gas tubes, how you can buy a “pig tailed” version, that goes from the gas block towards the upper receiver then usually two full rotations around the barrel before it goes into the upper receiver to mate up with the BCG gas key. All things I have mentioned, I think would have made things easier to understand for people that do not have a good understanding of this type of operating systems.

anyone know how well the super42 would work in a .308? 18 inch rifle gas..i forget what buffer is in it right now.