Cody I'd also get a dimple jig and dimple the barrel. Gas blocks can move out of alignment and cause malfunctions. Pinning is overkill, but atleast dimple it.Sent from my SM-N910V using TapatalkOriginally Posted by CodySPowell
Cody I'd also get a dimple jig and dimple the barrel. Gas blocks can move out of alignment and cause malfunctions. Pinning is overkill, but atleast dimple it.Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk
Luckily the barrel already had one!
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What gas block are you using? Good idea to dimple the front as well? Simple to do. Just a suggestion.
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Nothing. Armorers wrench is all you need. Make sure you torque the barrel nut to specs and you should be good. Sometimes the delta ring can be a pain in the ass tho to get off if you have one.
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Easy peasy!I picked up a Bear Creek arsenal 16" .223 Wylde barrel (1:9) and want to swap out my factory barrel on my S&W M&P Sport 15.
The factory barrel is also 16" and 1:9 twist.
Is there any particular things I need to be concerned with swapping barrels?
Thanks in advance!
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No issues with the swap.
Now I just need to run some rounds through it. Too bad it's my Monday...
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Looks good brother. Post how it shoots.Sent from my SM-N910V using TapatalkEasy peasy!
No issues with the swap.
Now I just need to run some rounds through it. Too bad it's my Monday...
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Thanks! I love being able to work on my guns. My S&W has come a long way from her factory setup. [emoji16]
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