Good info
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Good info
Hi Chris,
No installation videos... yet. It's on the list however.
There's a pilot feature cut into the block. It's not quite a hole, but a flat with a dimple that absolutely works to center your bit in a drill/mill.
If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to ask. The #1 piece of feedback we've received so far is "Wow, this installed way easier than I thought it would."
--Blaine
Guy In Charge
I was looking for some gas blocks to use on a couple new builds. I came across this thread and decided to try the 87 Industries block. I own and have used the BRDE jig, and I find the 87 Industries block to be much easier to use and get right. Here's a video I made yesterday of installing an 87 Industries PinBlock:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhEdJ6i7-HY
Semper Paratus Certified AR15 Armorer
this is the upper that was used in the video, this gas block is great and a clean install for sure!
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here is a close up shot of the gas block under the rail
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Nice to see! The Syrac blocks come with this mill cut in them also. I did one yesterday with a taper pin. I didn't use a jig but just made certain the barrel was level in the vise and the block "flat". Came put perfect! Glad to see there's another option as well!
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