This in on a Daniel Defense M4V3 16" mid length gas system. Should the gas port be visible down the barrel?
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This in on a Daniel Defense M4V3 16" mid length gas system. Should the gas port be visible down the barrel?
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Yes it should.
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It's better to find it down the barrel than any other part of the rifle.
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Not sure if it should be bothering me but I sure as hell cant see the hole!
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It's a very tiny hole.
Last edited by GeorgiaBoy; 08-22-12 at 13:53.
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If the action cycles properly then its there.
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See my sig line if you're looking for your gas port.
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That's funny.Originally Posted by markm
Last edited by 6933; 08-22-12 at 14:35.
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Your eyes must be pretty good to see a hole just a couple hundreds of an inch, i've never been able to clearly see mine from just looking down the barrel. Maybe i should clean my barrels more...
If it cycles then dont worry about it.
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Last edited by VIP3R 237; 08-22-12 at 14:59.
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Really it would depend on the elevation. It might be visible from up the barrel. Might not be visible at all. Lot of factors to consider here.
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