Okay, I cant seem to find any good answers for this questions. I either get two polar opposites or something south of wishy-washy. I was going to use a Quentin Defense Upper on my 9mm pistol. I got to pick one up at the gun show and decided while impressive as they are, I don't want that big hunk'o'upper on my pistol. I've changed up to wanting as low pro as I can get. My QC10 lower if finished. I'm ready to order my upper receiver parts.
The Question: How much gas and crap really comes blasting out the ejection port on a 9mm AR?
On the stripped upper itself, I don't want a FA but is the big oreo cookie look'n deflector a must? If you don't use one, is there any point in even having a standard brass deflector on the thing at all? Would the 9mm brass even contact it? At that point why not just use one like the total slick DMPS with no brass defector, FA or port door? I will eventually have a suppressor on this thing and it's getting SBRed as soon as it's function tested to make sure it all works together as a pistol. I've never shot a 9mm AR. the only one my husband has shot was a buddys slick side A1 colt. He said it was a total slick side, nothing fit tight and it rattled like a can full of lug nuts. He said most of the time even shooting with glasses on, he was getting peppered in the face. He described it as getting blasted with hot sand. He also said while frequent, it was totally random. Two mags almost every round, next mag maybe every other shot, one mag not at all....next three every round. Said it completely took the fun out of it. Was that from the AR being old, sloppy, beat to heck and shooting hard cast lead reloads?
I don't want to get a total slick side then not enjoy shooting the thing, especially suppressed---brass and gas going everywhere. But finding a flat top slick side with no FA and only a port door isn't easy. I just do't see the standard defector on a 5.56 upper being any use since its so far behind the ejector.
HELP!
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