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    gas block suggestion

    bought an anderson for a beater ,truck , tractor ,field , trap line ect ,,,

    was wanting to change the gas block with one with a picatinny rail so i can do flip up iron sights , are they all standard height to match the receiver picatinny rail ? any suggestions what block to get? thanks in advance

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    No. 2 types. One flush with rcvr rail and the other lower. This will determine the height of sight you need.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hoopharted View Post
    bought an anderson for a beater ,truck , tractor ,field , trap line ect ,,,

    was wanting to change the gas block with one with a picatinny rail so i can do flip up iron sights , are they all standard height to match the receiver picatinny rail ? any suggestions what block to get? thanks in advance
    Something like this is what you seek, same height as the receiver flat top.

    https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/687360

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    thank you very much

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    i didnt know Anderson was Milspec , i thought they were a better version of a Del Ton

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    Be advised, many of of these types of gas blocks are aluminum, you DO NOT want an aluminum gas block. If in doubt, put a magnet on it, if it doesn't hold it is aluminum.
    Gettin' down innagrass.
    Let's Go Brandon!

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    why not aluminum ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by hoopharted View Post
    why not aluminum ?
    https://youtu.be/8FNnk6u5dZ8

    Pretty good explanation why you should avoid aluminum.


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    thank you , you saved me some headache

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    the link I posted is steel. I bought a couple about 2 years ago, but yeah, I would stay away from alloy.

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