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| A gas in the face one. "Straight pull" would be a more accurate description.
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| Yes, it will fire by not cycle.
My Noveske with Switchblock (adjustable gas block) has 3 setting, Norm, Suppressed, and Off. Off blocks the gas from the tube and it fires but doesn't cycle. |
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| That's different than having a gas block that is open because it is missing the tube.
“So in war, the way is to avoid what is strong, and strike at what is weak.”
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| Yeah, gas will escape like it would going down the tube, but without the tube it won't move the BCG. |
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| Yeah agree on that, its a single shot, but I'm not sure where its going to go, like in a negative way, its high pressure hot gas.
“So in war, the way is to avoid what is strong, and strike at what is weak.”
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| If there's a gas block in place, wouldn't it direct the gas that would normally go back down the tube in a direction towards your face? |
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| Yeah depending on the HG you could screw up your HG I suppose. I'd imagine the results would be most unpleasant but Ive not seen it or tried it. |
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| I have heard of people reinstalling the gas blocks in reverse to block the barrel hole.
On a related note, if you want to keep the gas block as is and leave the tube on, you can make it into a bolt action by installing the Kali Key. It replaces the gas key on the bolt carrier and vents the gas out the ejection port. |
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| It will be a "bolt action ". Hell you probably won't realize that the gas tube is missing.
OK....OK, funny story. I built an AR15. A KISS, pencil barrel, A1 upper, standard front sight. Magpul forearm and A1 butt stock.
Well, got it together on a Wednesday, "checked" everything out and Saturday took it down the street to friends farm to sight in.
Load up, get a good sight picture and carefully pull the trigger. Bang! Good hit on target, I had already laser boar sighted it before I got there. But it didn't eject, I didn't feel the action run. Cleared the rifle and shot again. Round hit close to the first, but the same, didn't eject....after a couple of more rounds, I was sighted in, but I couldn't figure out why my new carbine wasn't working....then it hit me. I forgot the gas tube!
Never felt gas, pulling the charging handle cleared the rifle and was back to shooting, without any signs something was wrong.
I now triple check all work. But it was just a "bolt action " for all intent and purposes".
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