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YHM Turbo 5.56

Discussion in 'NFA & Class III Discussion' started by NikatKimber, Aug 3, 2017.

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    NikatKimber

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    YukonGlocker

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    Aug 3, 2017 #2
    Would the additional back-pressure gas cause an issue shooting it left-handed?
     
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    NikatKimber

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    If you watch the Military Arms Channel video, a left handed shooter runs a mag at the end. He does say that you get gas to the face, but he doesn't mention whether it's better or worse with this suppressor.
     
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    The un-suppressed level of gas is fine...I don't even notice it unless bits of stuff hit my face. But it looks it might be more of an issue suppressed (i.e., I haven't tried it).
     
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    Use a suppressor bcg. Gemtech makes a nice one I've been using for a bit now.
     
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    Thanks! After my 1911 project is done, I'm thinking about having some fun with a can. For so long now, my guns have been all business/practical, but I'm ready for a couple just to have fun with (not that I don't have fun with practical guns either).
     
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    Aug 4, 2017 #7
    An adj gas block also works really well and taming the gas. I had a Blackout that was overgassed beyond belief. Stuff hitting my face and wouldnt group or anything. With a cheap adj gas block its like shooting a 22. But a specific BCG may be the best way to go. I have no experience with those.
     
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    tomthebaker

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    Well, you can't own just one suppressor. It just doesn't work that way.
     
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    That fun, huh?!?!
     
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    My experience is yes but not any more noticeable then you already have to put up with
     
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