I’ve been looking for a .936 low pro gas block that’s no bigger than 1.37 od. I’ve seen the one from jp enterprise but would rather not blow $120 on a gas block unless I have to when a $40 one will do basically the same thing. Been looking everywhere but can’t find anything in stock. It’s the last part I need for my build and was hoping to have it done for deer season. Has anyone seen one in stock somewhere?
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Will the Superlative Arms .936 adjustable gas block work??
No. The 1.35od is for the .625 id. I need the .936 and that has a 1.66 od. Too big.
GAS BLOCK, LO-PROFILE (LARGE), .938 ID
The Wilson Combat Lo-Profile Gas Block is a great solution for those who need a low-profile, reliable gas system for their firearm.
wilsoncombat.com It does not give an od measurement but they are quite small.
OD doesn't mean much unless you specify which axis you want the dimension from. Here is a link giving the overall height as 1.385", but even that number is pretty much worthless without a blueprint.
Troy 0.936" GB
Troy 0.936" GB
This will fit.
https://slrrifleworks.com/gb9-micro-gas-block/
They make an adjustable, but it needs a 1.4" ID rail to fit underneath.
MM
https://slrrifleworks.com/gb9-micro-gas-block/
They make an adjustable, but it needs a 1.4" ID rail to fit underneath.
MM
I seen that post I just wanted to verify with a better and newer resource. Sorry I didn’t specify axis usually when the axis isn’t specified for overall dimension it means the largest dimension but idk I’m not an expert.
Overall height doesn't mean much by itself. Dimensions are typically referenced from the centerline of the bore. This allows you to determine where any potential interference will be. Typical drawing below. That said, the Troy standard gas block will probably be just as small as any other non-adjustable lo-pro block. If you need further dimensions, contact Troy. Or just buy one and return it it it doesn't fit.
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