How to Adjust a Gas Block on a Q Sugar Weasel 5.56 Upper Receiver

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  • čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
  • In this video I disassemble and reassemble a a Q Sugar Weasel 5.56 upper to show how to adjust the gas block. This is a little different than the 300 Blackout version and I thought would help someone who may be having over/under gassing issues. I hope this helps someone in the future.
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Komentáře • 22

  • @NamSandwich-xz5us
    @NamSandwich-xz5us Před rokem +6

    I took a dremel tool and made a circular hole large enough to fit the Allen keys without having to remove the hand guard. Easy enough.

    • @thetexasgunvault
      @thetexasgunvault  Před rokem +1

      That is a option and you just need to take your time and be careful.

    • @texasthib2029
      @texasthib2029 Před 4 měsíci

      That’s funny cause my honey badger came with a hole like that from Q integrated I got the mlock

  • @Funkytbh
    @Funkytbh Před rokem +3

    Very helpful hope your new channel gets big man I didn’t know you before and I found it:) love your videos

  • @keenanschouten2582
    @keenanschouten2582 Před 5 měsíci

    If you watch the kit badger review, he test fires it with the hand guard off, he also leaves the jam nut in place.

  • @chitterlingsrtasty
    @chitterlingsrtasty Před rokem +1

    Reason why the gas block is not accessible is because they just re purposed the honey badger SD hand guard for these 13 inch 556’s. (Yes I think it is still silly that they didn’t adjust the hand guard to access the gas block)

    • @thetexasgunvault
      @thetexasgunvault  Před rokem +2

      I think you are right. It would only take a little effort to fix it.

  • @joemorganeatmyshortschannel

    Goodbye horses 😂

  • @Six_Eighty_One
    @Six_Eighty_One Před rokem +1

    What is the tool called? Do you have a link to it? I can’t find it. Thanks in advance

    • @thetexasgunvault
      @thetexasgunvault  Před rokem

      I looked too. I could not find it. The owner said it was on Q's website. So I would contact them.

  • @awsomedude9111
    @awsomedude9111 Před rokem

    I guess the Riflespeed gas block is the only one you would use for 8.6 Blackout?

    • @thetexasgunvault
      @thetexasgunvault  Před rokem

      I have never shot or handled an 8.6 Blackout so I can not say.

  • @grant9256
    @grant9256 Před rokem

    Does it have a mid length gas system? My 16 inch is advertised as a mid length but it looks like a carbine length. It looks to be in the same position as yours.

  • @illestdomer2005
    @illestdomer2005 Před 8 měsíci

    So is it a 3 position AGB or infinite?

  • @4g63mark
    @4g63mark Před 28 dny

    That's a very poorly designed gas block, especially when you consider that Kevin talks at length about all the highly paid engineers he employs

    • @thetexasgunvault
      @thetexasgunvault  Před 27 dny

      I completely agree. It needs to line up with the cut out.

    • @4g63mark
      @4g63mark Před 27 dny

      @@thetexasgunvault That adjustment is also a very poor design that will carbon lock very early