Newb gas block question

[tehpwnag3]

Dimples are the minimum. IMO, for duty or combat, it should be PINNED.

Using the dimples is great but not necessary, if it is not a duty or combat weapon I wouldn't worry about it. If you are concerned you can always take it to a gunsmith to dimple it for you, or if you have a good drill press and vice do it yourself.

[jetspeedz]

Dimples are the minimum. IMO, for duty or combat, it should be PINNED.

Completely agree, that is why i said if it is not a duty or combat weapon for the OP it is not critical. No exceptions for combat or duty IMO.

[Xstang77]

I think I will just dimple the front hole like one poster mentioned then use high strength/temp Loctite, that should be reliable enough for combat use and wouldn't hurt anything if I ever wanted to revert back to a fsp i assume?

[jetspeedz]

I think I will just dimple the front hole like one poster mentioned then use high strength/temp Loctite, that should be reliable enough for combat use and wouldn't hurt anything if I ever wanted to revert back to a fsp i assume?

You should be fine. Good luck

[Iraqgunz]

Get the jig if you want it done right.

Ok I think that's what I'll try, I don't have a jig but I imagine I could just double check everything and it doesn't look like Just running the rear screw down without dimpling it will hurt anything, awesome, thanks a bunch guys.

[Iraqgunz]

Actually it is. Please don't spread trash information here. There are plenty of other Bubba Gun Sites.

Using the dimples is great but not necessary, if it is not a duty or combat weapon I wouldn't worry about it. If you are concerned you can always take it to a gunsmith to dimple it for you, or if you have a good drill press and vice do it yourself.