Riflespeed Gas Controls - NO GAS FACE! 

Don't forget Odysee and Utreon.

Thats a great idea!

Yeah that would greatly improve it.

Once you go through the first steps to determine your preferred suppressed/unsuppressed settings there’s no need to continue to adjust it. Example: 14.5” midlength shop rifle we have runs on #3 suppressed and #6 unsuppressed. Now that we know that, we just dial to #3 suppressed and #6 when unsuppressed and no further adjustment is required.

I thought of it years ago... kinda...maybe when I was upset at getting the Allen wrench through the slots on a M-lok handguard. Or it was later on when I was having Turkey 101 and thinking that "somebody should do something"... 👍

You can set up your Gas Control this way if desired.

Who asked you?

@@DinoNucci LOL

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@@nfareview That range bag is damn sweet!!! I will take look at Lynx Defense.

@@mdx9286 they are good bunch!

Have you been able to try it out yet?

@@jmoney4102 Yes,It NOW runs like everything I had hoped for. I am running a T-2 spikes Buffer and a 2 port muzzle brake and It runs fantastic,dialed it down to a perfect 4:00 pm ejection w/brass in a neat little pile 4ft. away! Seceret Sauce right here!

i have the slr ti. clamp on adjustable there sweet , i lube mine with hopes 9 , keeps adjustment screw from sticking . slr , awesome gas blocks !

until you change ammo or calibers. Don't get me wrong, I have one. Just a bit of a pain.

@@Ripper13F1V understood, this bcg seems to work with Tula up to full strength .223.

Yes. They need to send you a test unit broski!

Hit us up 🤘🏻

@@riflespeed That reply just earned my business. Rock on, Garth. Edited to add: freaking genius. It puts the traditional Stoner AR gas system on par with an external pistion.

Lay off the peyote…

@@johnschall3013 oh ye of little faith, the Zen of everything will get you when you least expect it, not out of a bottle, or through a syringe or from a pill but from the act of living in calm contemplation.

I doubt you were all alone at the top of the mountain.

I'm in Tampa FL

lol

Yeah because you essentially bought a linear compensator

@@MrGible It’s quiet tho. At least from behind the muzzle. I only need it to be quiet from the shooting line anyway. And if it doesnt make me cry, good. Also very easy to clean

I have an oss 556 ti with a Bren 2. I still adjust the gas setting to suppressed for an extra comfortable experience. It’s not necessary with oss cans but there are still advantages

Locktite is heat sensitive like super glue. Heat is how you get locktite items apart.

@@willardlentz3044 Right, I understand stand, thus why I used red loctite, which as I understand, is solid up until about 700 degrees F. Also that's what was recommended by the manufacturer (Odin Works) and I wanted to be able to take a torch to it and make future adjustments to it as the gas port erodes. That particular gun is cooled via chamber cooler after each shot as my wife only uses it for group shooting at 100 - 300 yds. So were never mag dumping or heating the barrel to ridiculous temps. I considered rockset; but decided against due to wanting to have the ability to adjust it if need be... what would you suggest? Vibratyte maybe? Any feed back would be appreciated.

@@boss350z5 Most locktite type formulas are based on super glue. The best is a tight fitting thread but you probably don't have the tooling to do that. Vibratyte might work but I have very little experience with it. It is also a superglue derivative but I think it has a higher temp rating. Check the label. Somebody correct me if I am wrong. Even small groups will ruin red if the thread fit is loose. Sorry I can't help too much here. Good luck

@@willardlentz3044 Yeah, definitely dont have the tooling for that. I'll try the vibratyte and see if that holds; but you're definitely right about the threads being loose, i got a replacement screw for it and it wiggles. I changed the block to a superlative arms adjustable and we'll take it out this Sunday to tune the gas. Ive never had issues with Odin Works parts before; but this gas block let me down for sure. Thanks for the info.

@@boss350z5 You are very much welcome and good luck with your block. I have also noticed loose screws in other items but that is quality control and there seems to be a lot less lately than in the past

Shoot them an email. I’m sure they can help. 🍻

Handguard length is the issue on that one. The model RS7558 is made for a 16” midlength, but the 15” handguard means you won’t have the recommended 1-inch exposure for the Control Knob (the numbered part you turn to make adjustments). As long as you can live with less than 1-inch exposure on the Control Knob then the RS7558 is your solution. There’s a pic of a 16” midlength with an RS7558 on our Instagram. That pic shows a 13.7-inch CMT handguard, but you’ll be able to see how the RS7558 fits behind the muzzle device. Thanks for your interest!

get a new handguard

@@riflespeed gotta say, I agree with OP. 16" barrel + 15" handguard is by far the most common setup ... Everyone gains if you accommodate it.

@@DinoNucci no one wants to accommodate more configurations as much as we do. It’s not up to us, though. If the handguard covers the entire barrel then there is no room to grab and turn the Control Knob. The model RS7558 is made for the 16” midlength. If you don’t mind having the control knob under the handguard then that’s your ticket.

The two use completely different methods of operation. Thanks for your interest!

It being strike should be enough to keep you away

I have the strike industries one. It's a toolless pain in the ass.

You replace your gas block with this gas block. This gas block is adjustable.

Yup

Keep an eye on our website.....

Thanks for your interest Jim! Our Gas Controls are completely modular which allows user-level maintenance, cleaning, reconfiguration and upgrades with no tools. There’s a huge potential to easily do things that are difficult (at best) with set-screw designs. Plus, with numbered and repeatable settings you’ll always know what setting you’re on and can easily go to another known setting without issue.

@@riflespeed Yes, it is readily apparent that the interface on this gas block is phenomenal, my point was just that this video spent 2/3’s of the time trying to prove that adjustable gas blocks make it more pleasant to shoot suppressed - something we all agree on already.

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We’ve run it under a handguard as small as 1.225” ID. That’s the Midwest Industries Night Fighter Rail. Most slim handguards are 1.3” so there’s plenty of room. Thanks for your interest!

@@riflespeed sounds like it should fit my DDM4V7. 😁

Absolutely. You will replace your current gas block with this adjustable gas block, and you'll be good to go.

No. You’re welcome. 😎

It's people like you that the NFA will never be repealed and the government will eventually put everything under the NFA.

@@SecondClassCitizen I agree that supressors should not be regulated. But since they are, you have to pay to play. Id rather spend 200 on a tax stamp than spend time in jail plus all the legal fees. Just saying

@@hellraiserrec19 So when they decide to outlaw everything you've spent 2400 on just being able to get permission, I guess your just gonna hand everything over then.

@@SecondClassCitizen That is a whole different argument. If that day comes, it will be a gut check for all gun owners. Molon Labe

Does back pressure in the gas tube reduce longevity. That's why I haven't bought one yet. I figured more pressure in the gas tube would cause it to blow up when it gets hot especially. Block adjusters just keep the pressure in the barrel which only helps projectile speeds. But has no negative effects otherwise

I havnt had any issues yet. I dont run full auto. But i do run it pretty hard. I use the bootleg industries carriers. Multiple length ar's. And they function flawless with little to no gas in the face.

Wrong.

Well let's hope we have a quality one on the market now

@@JimmySilverFoot what's wrong with strike industries

Strike's only has 5 settings and you can't access it under a handguard very easily. But yes it's a similar concept, but this offers additional functionality.

@@mrsamuels5 it's also half the price lol plus even in the video he couldn't touch it it would have burned the shit out of him self so it's just a gimmick

@@sethblanton911 If the Gas Control is so hot you can’t touch it then it must not need adjustment, right?

Great comment. Ummm yeah I don't clean my shit often (once or twice a year) and it's running strong. I have a 10.5 and 11.5 Riflespeed upper now and use them as hosts in current suppressor reviews. So far no issues. I'd run it on a truck gun yes. Now leave me alone, I have to wack my HK's off.

@@nfareview haha. rad. thanks. think im gonna give em a shot. keep up the good reviews. glad i found this page.

If we made them in China we might be able to hit that price point. There is no way we’ll ever do that, however. American made or not at all!

Also I think that's kind of the point. You can have different settings for each muzzle device and each ammo type. With other adjustable gas blocks, yes you can get everything adjusted perfectly for ONE system. Change ammo or your can and suddenly you find yourself having to take off your handguard, pull out an impossibly small allen key, and praying the set screw isn't gone or frozen. This block allows you to dial in all your different setups and switch back and forth with a twist, something that was NEVER possible before. I will definitely be using one on my next build.

@@riflespeed keep it up,‘plenty buy them for 200! Me included

That’s pretty much what this is.

What’s better than a good excuse to build a new AR? 👍🏻🤘🏻

Piston

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I think it does, the guy in the video just didn't do it right. He set it up for minimum gas setting unsuppressed and then tried to dial down with a can but it doesn't go down far enough. I believe you need to tune it with the longer plunger to minimum gas with the can on and then dial up (open) for unsuppressed.

The Gas Control does not use apertures. It uses a patented occlusion Plunger design that works suppressed and unsuppressed with every configuration of direct-gas AR available. Thanks for your interest!

I understand that semantics are that the aperture meaning hole in which the gas is allowed to pass is controlled by some patented device but a hole is a hole and an aperture is a hole. The hole in which the gas passes is not small enough. It may have to do with vortices that scavenge gas like a sump on the other side of the device but the fact is that there is still too much gas coming into the system. Once it got to the minimum setting the law of diminishing returns kicked in and it was not allowing the gas to completely shut off. There should be lower settings including a zero to turn it off completely just like everyone else uses. I think this zero setting would probably help remove carbon at the end of the session. Having looked at Mr Lynch's blueprint I do understand the system. It is as easy as pushing the pin into the hole to cover the port. The threads seem to be the limiting factor on the design. So if you add more notches you can lower the gas amount. If you make the threads finer you can change the setting to setting ratio or difference finer. Im not saying the design is not without merit. Quite the opposite. I'm a retired Armorer who worked at SOCOM. I have worked on hundreds of products who tried inventing a new system. I have even seen this before. But in a different packaging and behind the gas block, not in front. I have worked with other companies before on gas blocks. I'm only commenting to help. The rising tide lifts all boats. I shoot alot of suppressed ARs myself. I hate the excessive gas. I even designed an upper that had the ability to deflect gas from the system. You are on the right track. Just don't stop refining after launch. The Chinese will steal the design in minutes and will kill your business. I believe the solution will be found shortly for stoners curse.

@@PhuVet Semantics aren’t the issue at all. The gas is not restricted via apertures. The Gas Control shown in this video is not setup to “completely shut off” the gas. It could be, but there’s no reason to shut off the gas for what he’s doing. The goal here is to reduce the gas enough to achieve reduced recoil, reduced aiming disruption, reduced gas to the shooter’s face, increase service life, etc. while still allowing 100% reliable function. Once you get your hands on a Gas Control or have a chance to see one broken down to it’s components the method of operation will be more clear. Thanks for your interest!

@@riflespeed no hole, no gas. Think about it for a second, you'll get it. Whether you reduce the size of the opening by pin or rotating device doesn't matter, there still has to be a hole or gas will not pass. This hole is called an aperture. It has zero to do with your device. It is the inherent system. I'm not arguing any other point. Your device can be useful but if I bought one I'd need the pin to go in further to constrict more gas. Does your system allow for this?

Why

Yeah, why?

I’ve got a pistol length gas barrel and I like 13” to 15” handguards. The longest extension the make installed on a pistol length gas system is only 10” long so I wouldn’t be able to adjust it

@@jeffhuntley2921 you have a 16" 300blk bruh ... You drunk?

:finds detent spring: Welp guess I’ll build another AR. 🤣😂

This is the way.

@@nfareview buys the oops kit just in case... doesn't need it so buys another lower 😂

That’s not the point though bud

@@Migazii Hey, I'd love to have a couple of these, I think they are great! But I cant justify the cost when a cnc machine makes them. There are more machine operations in a bolt Carrier group than there is in these and it does not cost anywhere near these. If you have money to throw away that's fine but the value is not there, it borders price gouging. And as I said I think they're great and fantastic I'd love to have a couple but not for 200 bucks a pop.

For what it does and being cheaper than a benchmade knife. I do not understand the complaints.

@@mylesharvey6488 Yep...My benchmade was definitely more than this adjustable gas block...easy.

How would it change harmonics? It doesn’t touch the barrel.

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We’ve found no degradation on accuracy during testing. Thanks for your interest!

@@riflespeed Thank you for your reply. I just don't understand I guess how that can be accomplished without changing the harmonics. Is there an explanation for that?

@@nfareview It's on the gas block which is attached to the barrel.

Seriously this right here. Fuck man. No gap is life but damn

1 inch is plenty 🤣

@@riflespeed the problem is that for years folks have tried to get no gap. I went to your site and noticed there was no option for 12.5 middies with a 11 or longer handguard. Which makes sense. Cool product idea nonetheless.

@@PrayingPanda There will definitely be changes required for some configurations. That’s all part of changing technology, though. How many quad rails did we scrap when MLOK came out? The best part of this is having a good excuse to build new ARs! 🤘🏻

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True but that doesn’t fix the over gassing issue just slows the bcg down

​@@trilogy3x what's over gassing? Sorry trying to learn here

@@fastshuther the rifle creates a gas from the cartridge when fired as the bullet goes down the barrel the gas circulates though the rifle back to the bolt carrier group which is what opens to make the case eject over gassing is just more gas then necessary pushing the shell casing from the rifle. If you shoot the rifle and it ejects the shell case forward of you it’s over gassed and that’s normal most factory rifles come over gassed because they don’t come with an adjustable gas block so over gassing is better then under gassed. Because under gassed may not have enough force to push the bolt carrier group back and eject the casing.

@@trilogy3x thank you so much, such valuable information, thank you

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Hop uses this for his AR10 to great effect

Hmmmmm.....

Agreed. More range more change.

Gas Controls are completely modular. You can set them up with as much or as little restriction as you want.

@@riflespeedany recommendations on the required pins for the Ruger SFAR for both 7.62 and hot 308… I have the 16” barrel and really need another 1/2” on your long adjustment tube