Turbotezza

Sorry, my bad I misread your post. Here is a pic of a YHM barrel nut over the PWS comp. You can see the space between the comp and nut clearly.

For those who are not familiar with the YHM Specter GB

#1 has a YHM specter GB. It is a 2 piece GB.

It slips right over. See my post above.

#1 has a two piece gas block, so it is removable that way #2 isn't threaded, so no problem there. #3 the comp is smaller in diameter (less than .750) so a .750 gas block will slip over it. They all have M4 ramps.

Moved to PA so I don't need these anymore. Open to sensible offers.

All barrels are .223/5.56 cal. and have M4 ramps The first person who posts "I'll take it" gets first dibbs. 1) Lothar Walther 16" stainless barrel M4 profile. 1 in 9 twist. Round count is about 400. Comes with - Blind pinned PWS FSC030 ((You read that right!) compensator. This FS030 was orginally pinned on my AR-10 but I removed it, pinned it onto an adapter (to fit AR15 barrels) and finally pinned the whole shebang to the Lowther. - YHM Specter gas block with gas tube attached. This is a two piece GB that is bolted together by 4 bolts on the underside, making it removable. $ 175 (SPF to Destinydog) 3) 20" barrel of unknown manufacture with a Nordic compensator blind pinned on. Unknown round count but rifiling looks good and shoots well. HBAR profile .750 gas block journal. $ 60 I'm willing to ship. Flat rate per barrel is $10. If you buy 2 or all 3, add an extra $5. Tracking and/or insurance extra. Payment I'm located in PA 19067 Pick up payment is cash otherwise I will accept discrete Paypal via the "Gift" option. Feel free to PM me with questions.

The belt can't have more than 15rds linked together.

You're right. It is beheath the barrel.

No difference really, although you do shoulder the gun a little lower, so you shoulder bone doesn't get battered so much. The recoil is still THERE when firing slugs though. Yeah, it is now very "Rifle" looking.

Offcially only in Cali I think.

You could argue that is a thumbhole stock and not a pistol grip.

Saiga 12 with a one off CBRPS bullpup stock. JTE magwell, AGP mag, 512 on an Ultimak rail, Cobra 76 Win choke adapter (with rifled slug choke)

Communism more like!

The only surplus I know of are 7.62x51 NATO, not .308Win. The only resonably priced surplus around now are from Malaysia, Pakistan or if you're lucky 80's production from Portugal. Look to spend about 35-40 cents and up per round., 8 months ago you could get 90's production DAG German for the same price, but they're all gone now or being sold at 60 cents and up.

Seonded! I have a Maggied RS.

Please look up Alfred George Greenhill and his rifling equation.

Thanks. Yeah, I think this is the first time this mechanism is being used in a pistol.

Not long now!

A 55gr or even lighter will stabilize in a 1:7 barrel, no problem. However, if that bullet is frangible or is of an expanding type (SP/HP) it may fail to penetrate properly as the overspin can casue the projectile to prematurely split appart when it hits stuff.

It's actually the length of the projectile that matters. Since the bore size is fixed, the only way to gain bullet weight is to go long. Long and thin projectiles need more spin and time to stabilize than short fat ones.

Clicked and good luck!

I smacked a military spec stock over a commercial buffer tube. If it wasn't for the laws, you wouldn't even need to pin it, cuz it ain't goin' nowhere!

How about reaming out a 7.62x39 chamber with a 6mm PPC reamer and fire forming BRASS cased ammo. This will allow the formed cases to freed reliably from regular AR type magzines (After you reload them of course). I'm thinking in a SHTF situation, you may even be able to fire standard steel 7.62x39 ammo in the reamed barrel in relative safety.

If I'm not mistaken, the only 50 cal you can shoot at CJRPC is the 500 S&W and that's with special permission from the board.