4 Comments
Jim Block
Any plans for .875 controls?
Staff
Yes, soon!
Dave
What would be the ideal plunger for a .300 blackout, pistol calibration, 16" barrel, and what would be the dial setting for it?
Staff
This will vary according to several factors. you'll receive two sizes of Plungers with each Gas Control and can use those to find your setting or determine what Plunger size you'd need.
Marion Yates
Holy smokes. The ability to manage the gas system on our rifles is incredibly easy with the design and options available from the RifleSpeed product line! Thank you for all your hard work, it’s much appreciated.
David Black
One example that may assist others. Daniel Defense 18" STW barrel with mid length gas. Suppressed. (So long dwell time, and with a can.) Using legit 5.56 pressured premium ammo. The pins that came with the gas black did not reduce the gas back pressure enough to keep gas out of my eyes when suppressed. I purchased the .947 pin, and installed it. Now I can gate down to minimal gas, when suppressed on #4 position. With #1 and #2 not cycling the bolt enough to eject spent brass. Which is what I wanted. Unsuppressed I have positive function on #6 position. And on #7 ejection is perfect distance and direction. This allows me enough "gas up" positions on the gas block, to use 223 ammo, Wolf ammo, or other cheaper practice ammo. Hope this helps you out. Train up. Be ready.
Ralph Grammont
Fantastic finally got my Springfield victor ar10s .308 to run flawlessly with suppressor setting #2-#3 ,with the .917 plunger ..5stars.......
John Cantu
I have two rifle speed gas blocks ( one purchased, one on a PSA Sabre 300BO). Needed a smaller plunger for subs on my 300, shot over an email. Not only did I get a timely reply but also some great information to help figure out what I was looking for. They helped me figure out what I needed and sent me the part without even charging me. Let’s just say ANY rifle I plan on getting an adjustable gas block in the future will be a Rifle Speed a that isn’t up for debate.
Don Lush
So I did a 6.5 Grendel AR pistol build build, but it’s a bit quirky. I used the Rainer Arms 12” match barrel with Mid-length gas system using a Riflespeed gas block. Because it’s a pistol build, but a mid-length gas system the dwell time is almost non-existent. I started with an Armaspec Stealth Recoil Spring H3, crazy short stroke no matter the gas setting using the default plunger. Switch to the Armaspec SRS H2, lots of improvements, gas setting didn’t seem to matter. I tossed my can on it and ran flawlessly down to about seating 2-3, so I kept the gas block at a 4. I think I need to drop my plunger and swap to the H1 SRS. Just trying to decide the best plunger to get. Back to the bench and see what works!