Our 300BLK don't need to be regulated......SEE WHY!
Posted by Charles on 9/6/2022 to
Our 300 Blackout systems are non-adjustable. Why?
It was determined during our R&D process that by utilizing a piston of a particular size and proper positioning of the gas port location we could achieve outstanding reliability without adding the complexity of a regulated system. Although we are known for our regulated piston systems, and really believe in them because they offer significant benefits with typical rifle calibers especially with suppressed firearm due to suppressor backpressure that may increase bolt carrier velocity by as much as 30 percent.
CHARITABLE EVENTS and/or DONATIONS TO EVENTS
Posted by Management on 9/19/2019 to
CHARITABLE EVENTS and/or DONATIONS TO EVENTS
Almost daily we get a request to donate to charitable events or promotions and we feel the need to address it.
SMALL ARMS SOLUTIONS PISTON REVIEW
Posted by Charles on 1/17/2019 to
We would like to think Chris at Small Arms Solutions for doing a review. He contacted us a few months back regarding our bolt carrier groups and we sent him one and asked about reviewing an upper which he graciously said yes.
Why a Silencer Gas Setting?
Posted by Charles on 11/1/2018 to
The amount of gas in your face is directly related to how much back pressure the silencer creates. Secondarily gas in one’s face can increase or decrease depending on how fast the firearm’s bolt unlocks and extracts a fired cartridge. The velocity at which the bolt unlocks and extracts a fired cartridge increases on average 20 to 30% due to silencer back pressure. It should be noted that gas in the face is not a significant issue with bolt action firearms because the bolt stays lock until the silencer back pressure has dissipated.
FirearmTutorials.com Review of Black Rifle Arms CAPS Piston System
Posted by Administrator on 9/30/2015 to
Thank you to Eric of FirearmTutorials.com
.308 Gas Piston Systems
Posted by Management on 1/2/2014 to
Black Rifle Arms® .308 Piston Uppers vs .308 Piston Conversion
As of late, we have been getting a lot of inquiries if we have a .308 gas piston conversion, so we feel the need to address it.