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As far as gas system lengths, It's pistol length for anything under 14.5 and carbine for 14.5 - 16. Outside of those parameters and all bets are off for correct function.

I actually don't currently have a 300blk upper. I have built quite a few for friends and family. When I want to shoot one, I borrow the 12.5" upper I built for my father. It was built on a Bergara barrel with pistol length gas. And it runs in all four possible modes: subs / supers / suppressed /...

I like that!

Are you referring to your handguard lengths or actual gas system length? A 9" barrel with a midlength gas port location would have the port basically at the muzzle.

Those are knock offs. For BUIS, Magpul Pros or Knights Armament micros.

Jerk. I hate assembling upper receivers. [emoji13]

This x10. DD is a real American Dream success story. I remember when all they made were endplates and sling adapters. When they designed their first rail, they revolutionized the whole industry. They took that success, doubled down, invested in TWO hammer forges and then bid for the M16 / M4...

Here's a different perspective. Have you noticed how many companies that used to sell guns with magpul furniture have now started making their own furniture? Ever wonder why? Simple. They got tired of depending on a third party for essential parts. It screws up their production schedule. If...

I definitely would not put DD in that category.

That's the designation that BCM uses for hammer forged. I guess it's a reference to "big effin' hammer".

Can do. The BCM is the standard, not the BFH, right?

With all that being said, one of the most accurate barrels I've ever shot was a Noveske SPR barrel a couple of years ago. And the N4 barrel profile is superior to most other HF barrels currently available. They made their name in barrels, with the Stainless barrels earning a well deserved...

Yeah, I guess it was the Gen II vs III where I checked out mentally.

I'm not 100% certain when they changed vendors and whether or not it has anything to do with the different generations. I honestly haven't paid enough attention to know the difference between Gen I - III.

Not made in house. They are contracted out for production. SMOS used to make everything for Noveske, but I think they have parted ways now and someone else is producing the GEN III stuff. If you like the Noveske receivers, you can just buy the SMOS version. Now, as to the why the hell are they...

Also, be sure she sends a dead air mount.

Where did you order the Pro set from?

You should have just had that stuff sent to my house for 'eyes only' redaction. [emoji6]