Full Spectrum
kiwifarms.net
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- Apr 6, 2022
Ah yes a deflection to commercial appeal and social media likes, I didn't know you could be such a modernist hypebeast. Wasn't my point about the WWSD rifle conspiracy is that it's more of a commercial cash grab masterminded by you than it is about doing what Stoner would actually do? Maybe you could stay a little focused on my argument as this "Autism" is simply the sort of engineering involved with actually designing a rifle from the ground up (like what Stoner would do) rather than being a notorious AR-15 "gunsmith" cobbling commercially oriented parts together only to find they are sub-par to a basic bitch Colt 6920 in terms of gas regulation. Why don't you ask your techs/engineers at KE arms how they came to the SLT's hammer spring strength, what testing regimen they used, and how it compares to the milspec hammer spring and get back to me if they have a similar level of autism in making a product? Don't worry though, I already have a 2017 WWSD mostly piecemealed together from years ago and getting a 2020 for testing to prove my points in all of this is a trivial cost to me and was already planned so look forward to that in addition to the current testing program I current have arranged for in the works as we speak.
More importantly I would have a little humility with claims to my own rifles, as to what their significance is, reference actual history, military standards, and my own scientific testing. You can see in my first video how I specifically reference SOCOM's mk18 presentation on extractor tension and that I copy them exactly on my rifle, not that I am doing anything original or of unique commercial interest. More importantly I'm simply looking to have a properly tuned AR-15 and demonstrating the science behind it rather than trying to make a commercial market "ready to settle down" gas port size. Funny enough, even BA barrels are overgassed compared to milspec last time I emailed them for their spec some time ago. Turns out nearly all the popular low price barrel manufacturers are overwhelmingly porting their rifles for anemic Russian steel case ammo instead of trying to make the entire barrel to military specification. With how much people shit talk the army for ball powder like Ian and Karl (watch my first video on the subject to understand why the Army was right about it) you'd think they would also similarly be just as concerned with overgassing their own rifles that they actually own and use, but it appears to be a merely hypocritical stance by people ignorant of the actual history and the actual science/understanding of the rifle. This is also why Karl does not understand that Kyle Rittenhouse really did need his forward assist and the implications of pulling the charging handle on a push feed gun is more likely going to cause a doublefeed when beginning from a standard failure to feed (see my second video.)
As for making a midlength 14.5"-16" carbine. What are you going to do that outperforms a basic milspec such as USASOC's URGI? How would you even know what you're doing with your rifle is even better? What standards and specifications would you use? How would you demonstrate it? It seems that you guys didn't even spec a gas port size for your contracted barrels much in the same way Colt or the Army didn't receive a specified port pressure from Stoner. This is what it means to demonstrably make a good rifle that will not encounter trouble similarly as the original M16 did. This is why the M16/M4 is reliable now with the current TDP. When you deviate from the TDP you either have to get lucky, hope commerical manufacturers aren't going to shortcut you (like faxon does with their gassing), or test it for yourself. To prove it you need to demonstrate it.
As an example: Why does the exterior chrome plating on a BCG do anything for a rifle? Why does ease of cleaning have any benefit for a milsepc or superior gun? People have actually been able to explain that there is an advantage to this beyond mere reliability or cosmetic concerns. Of course you two spend 16 minutes talking about how easy it is to clean and only a 30 seconds or so about the intended engineering improvements beyond a basic milspec and actual military contract BCG you can buy for $100.
they better hope the Marshall plan for Ukraine involves forcing them to pump out cat sneeze steel case .223
