Disciple
08-29-23, 15:10
Splitting this off from another thread.
Yeah I can't imagine redirecting gas and crud into the FCG and mags is a good thing. Especially if you are doing something like shooting 1000 rounds during a class or training day. They are actually arguing over that on the Reddit sub. Kind of defies logic.
That was my reaction as well. However they seem to be trying hard to address that concern, and are arguing that any additional fouling is marginal compared to what comes from blowback through the chamber.
What isn't marginal is the difference in the gas release next to the shooter's face. While probably not optimal for combat reliability, though it would be interesting if anyone can actually demonstrate a statistically significant difference, it may be worth it for health while training.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/saNB05ySWKA
Yeah I can't imagine redirecting gas and crud into the FCG and mags is a good thing. Especially if you are doing something like shooting 1000 rounds during a class or training day. They are actually arguing over that on the Reddit sub. Kind of defies logic.
That was my reaction as well. However they seem to be trying hard to address that concern, and are arguing that any additional fouling is marginal compared to what comes from blowback through the chamber.
What isn't marginal is the difference in the gas release next to the shooter's face. While probably not optimal for combat reliability, though it would be interesting if anyone can actually demonstrate a statistically significant difference, it may be worth it for health while training.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/saNB05ySWKA