Nothing against you, but this summarized the comparison.Originally Posted by georgeib
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Nothing against you, but this summarized the comparison.
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I apologize for that inconvenience! I am the website guy for TA and we were having some hosting issues, so the few days around the time this thread started I was in the process of moving us over to new hosting. Its working great now!
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On an unrelated tangent, do you guys have a store front? I notice you're down in Springville.
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We are currently a basement operation, hoping to move into a commercial space soon. Feel free to give Alex a call though (435-401-4070) , and he can help you out!
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What are the gas ports on these? It would make a great surprise or host barrel, but notnif its over gassed like other centurion barrels.
My 16” mid centurion is way over gassed at .80
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Gas port is .075"
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Does anyone happen to know if these lightweight barrels also have the keyhole to align with the Centurion Arms keyed gas block? Their stainless barrels have the key and their pinned gas block is a feature that separates them from their competitors.
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Email them, Corrie replied within like 15 mins when I emailed them.
Just based on product photos, the shorter carbine gas barrels have the index for their keyed gas blocks. The mid length barrels might not, or the product photos are from their older barrels without the index.
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On both 14.5" and 16"? What happened, was it for suppressor optimization? These are Hodge barrel gas port sizes as stated above the old Centurion mids were all running .080" ports
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I only asked about the 14.5". I believe I read the .080" barrels where from a contract for 12.5" mid barrels that were cut down from 16".
Last edited by AAMP84; 06-24-20 at 14:29.
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