Product Focus: Adjustable Gas Blocks
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2024
- If you've been on the interwebs, you'll know that gas blocks are a very debatable subject, but we think people are finally realizing that adjustable is the only way to go. We offer many different Adjustable Gas Block models, each for a specific purpose. Check out what the guys have to say about each which is the right one for your next upgrade.
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Whenever I have a good idea about a part that would be awesome I always check with JP and usually you’ve already thought of it.
I wish you made the A2 front sight in an adjustable gas block that was NOT clamp on...but was set screw with the option to use pins/taper pin set up.
Like Jeff Lebowski's rug which tied the whole room together, an AR15's gas block ties everything together 0:30
el duderino??
@@monocogenit1 If you're not into the whole brevity thing
Damn, I’m thinking of building a Gordon inspired build and that A2 sounds perfect for tuning the suppressor that will live on it
Thats what im doing right now
Outstanding
Thanks
Adjusting the JPGS-9D on a LR 308, 20" barrel , 0.096" gas vent. Correct ejection angle of 3 o clock @ 18 clicks out. 25 is max..
Beyond that there was no difference in felt recoil or function. Hard recoil and bolt strike on upper has been a problem.
I was expecting some felt recoil reduction but didn't perceive any. Scope is worth effort to reduce as much recoil as possible..
Would like to hear others experiences with this gas block. Great product, great company.
Sounds like you need a heavier buffer in the back end as well. You are running that block almost wide open, I assume you are shooting unsuppressed
@@stillenacht8518lighter buffer, not heavier.
It’s 308; so, it’s going to be spicy regardless. Use the least amount of gas necessary to cycle reliably. Play with the buffer weight and spring strength as secondary and tertiary adjustments.
@@illestdomer2005 308 is not spicy at all. You can get it to be extremely soft shooting.
That a2 one is now on my Colt LE6920
do you guys make adjustable gas blocks for AR gas piston kits?
Y'all guys are going to make me spend more money lol I just got a db15 and it is a lil overgassed with the ammo I like to run with and have been looking at just this lately looking for a clamp on style just like what you showed.. thanks and like the vids a lil more technical explanation would be nice though
We are working on videos to show you all more hands on and technical explanation. We wanted to start at the basics for beginners and work our way up to those who would like more detailed specs and understand it.
I just shoot a single rounds with my rifle... with each round loaded 1 @ time in my magazine. Adjust it after you shoot each time...
Until you have just enough gas to cycle it fully & where it will reliably leave the bolt locked back & open after each round you single load in your magazine before test firing the weapon.
Will the one piece fit over a pin and welded warcomp ?
Will the FSP model fit the RIS II or RIS III FSP models by daniel defense?
I just bought an 11.5" BCM Enhanced Lightweight Fluted barrel. Is there a specific gas block that I need for it? I hear numbers like .675 or .70... what does this mean? Also, aside from price difference, is there any real downside to going adjustable vs basic? It seems like a no-brainer but I feel like I'm missing something. Also want to run it suppressed at some point.
Any reliability issues? Should I focus on the buffer instead and will it give me equal results?
First AR build. Thanks, I subscribed!
We love adjustable gas blocks and think that they are the must have upgrade for any AR platform. However, you could get away with a non adjustable gas block if you would like. The .675 numbers, are the contour diameter of the barrel were the gas block goes. Once you have that number you will look for a gas block that has the same measurement.
So I’m very interested in installing the A frame FSP block (JPGS-2FS) on a rifle that currently has a standard A frame. Will the existing cuts in the barrel that accommodate the pins effect the install of this new FSP? What do I need to know before I install?
Since the JPGS-2FS does not utilize those pin holes, they should not cause any issue with installation.
I have a question. I have a Hbar 16" carbine gas barrel. It seems a bit over gassed, ejecting 556 cases at 1:00 to 2:00, so I added a H buffer, still pretty much the same. Then moved up to H3, cases landing at 3:00. I would like the case to eject at 4:00, I was planning on going with adjustable gas block. Since I have the H3 buffer in the rifle, should I keep it with the Adjustable gas block or go to a carbine buffer? What are the pros and cons of leaving the heavier buffer on the rifle with an adjustable gas block? Thanks for the video and the info.
me too... I think I have a way to adjust at either end & my thoughts are...
so, H3 buffer weight equals
-more overall rifle weight
- more felt recoil
Try the Geissele spring/buffer or stick with an H2 and a adjustable gas block.
I’ve also put a folding stock and when doing so there is a spacer weight that fits in your BCG…just adding that will slow/smooth out that recoil.
So, i bought a JPGS-8, thinking that it only required clamping (i don’t have a precise way to dimple the barrel, nor do i want to drill on it), but i see in the instructions that it apparently requires the set screws! What is the recommended method to accomplish it? It’s annoying, to say the least!
jackhammer... with just one thump...
wow i watched this just to see the adjustable fsb and you didnt even explain how it works. how many adjustment settings does it have?
What barrel profile fits that FSB?
It's a .750. www.jprifles.com/buy.php?item=JPGS-2FS
@@JPRifles yes, I know that…lol. I mean will it work on any barrel or does it have to be a Government or M4 profile?
Thank you
@@derek3154 if your barrel has a journal size of .750, it will work. Barrel profile has no bearing on gas block size fitment.
Why are all the JP gas blocks the clamp style? Vs the set screw style gas block.
We feel the clamp style gas blocks provide a more secure gas seal.
@@JPRifles cool. Thanks for the reply.
@@JPRiflesare clamp on style reliable for hard use I.e. long shooting sessions, rapid fire, defensive use?
If I can get out of shit ass Canada so I can go back to AR tuning for competition, I definitely wanna grab an adjustable block, and throw it on a long carbon fiber barrel if possible to keep in line with my lightweight, light recoiling marksman rifle idea.
Hoes it going up there under the queen?
Cool stuff but some of these products have been sold out for months
and still no .625 gas blocks. smh
I'm sure if we offered a barrel with a .625 contour we would offer a gas block that size
When men refer to gun parts as "this guy " it makes me question if you're playing with action figures or something, do u also fondle the gas blocks when no one is looking 🤔
You don't?!
@@nomad155 I just call the part what it is 🤷♂️
I used to run adjustable gas blocks but unless its for suppression a quality traditional block is a better option imo. Use the buffer and spring to tune it rather than masking issues with the adjustable block
You cut the muzzle device off, not the gas block
@@Chef-James I stand corrected
Dude look like connor McGregor
please talk more and show less how the product works
Thanks! That's our favorite thing to do! Glad you enjoyed it. ;)
I love companies that post videos like this but don't post videos of their installation......NOT. Looking at JPGS-2FS but since you guys don't have a video of the install, I am not buying it. Not a big fan of your gas block alignment technique. Recommendation.....move the rear clamp forward a bit and add some material on the underside for a set screw to line up. Still clamps....you can pin it....clamp it....and set screw it. But you guys do you....I guess.
Yet here you are on their channel they didn't go to your channel did they?
Nope. They didn't.
@@SouthOfSanity79 That wasn't a rebuttal to anything I said, nor was it constructive. Congrats on saying "you here not there" caveman commentary! You guys crack me up!😂😂😂 Fkn stupid...
Ew clamp-on blocks
And yet, they're our best seller. Different stroke for different folks.