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    Dissipator build

    I have almost completed the mock Dissipator that I have been wanting for quite a while. The purpose is just a simple irons site rifle that will be a KISS rifle and also serve as an "irons" rifle in competition. I wanted a pinned FSB due to the robustness of it. The largest hurdle building this rifle was finding a mid length barrel with a properly pinned FSB at the rifle location. Adco took care of this for a not so modest price. However, I am very happy with the Adco barrel and workmanship.

    I may get a Daniel Defense fixed rear sight to replace the YHM folder. I may switch the ACSL stock for a CTR(Magpul).

    Heres some details:
    Essential Arms lower
    RRA NM trigger
    Mil-spec Buffer assembly
    Magpul MAID grip
    Magpul ACSL stock
    Magpul MOE rifle length forend
    Adco barrel assembly (16" CL mid gas)
    Upper & FA BCG/CHH (off of Troy Carbine)

    Adco barrel (btm) next to Troy Carbine barrel (top) for comparison




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    Nice build, I love the dissipator type rifles

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    What I like the most is the improved sight radius and the extra handguard space. Looks good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RMiller View Post
    What I like the most is the improved sight radius and the extra handguard space. Looks good.
    Me too.

    This is my first build. I am happy with the results. 120 rounds of cheap 55gr (Herters) downrange without issue.

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    I love how you did the mock dissipator set up. I always thought the reliability of an actual dissipator was questionable. I like how you made that work out. Good job.

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    Looks great. Why did you pin the front sight and not the gas block?
    In no way do I make any money from anyone related to the firearms industry.


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    Quote Originally Posted by docsherm View Post
    Looks great. Why did you pin the front sight and not the gas block?
    Would have cost me another $55 to pin the GB. I can do that my self (I'm a machinist). I ended up dimpling the barrel for set screws myself. I may pin the barrel when I get around to it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by docsherm View Post
    Looks great. Why did you pin the front sight and not the gas block?
    I didn't notice that before.....

    I would suggest pinning it, only because of my personal preference.

    Although I really don't foresee it failing dimpled only because its under the handguard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RMiller View Post
    I didn't notice that before.....

    I would suggest pinning it, only because of my personal preference.

    Although I really don't foresee it failing dimpled only because its under the handguard.
    I agree. I will likely do that.

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    that looks great.

    i have mocked up my mock dissipator,
    but still need a bcg and stripped u.r.

    lot of firsts for me in this one,
    first magpul furniture, first dissipator, first nitride barrel, etc.

    i just paid for my first pmags a few months ago.
    i got a regular pmag, window pmag, and lancer for free at a work event about five years ago, scoffed, and never took them seriously. i have let time tell and opinions to form on facts, and think magpul is pretty solid.


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