will this break work for a dpms .223/.556 m4? cant seem to find info anywhere about the thread type on this rifle
1087589
I'm pretty sure it will. Most rifles have the same thread pattern. The last one I bought is for a dpms. Haven't put it on though but I'm sure it'll fit
1087590
Yes it will fit perfectly. You'll need an AR tool in order to remove your current flash hider, or a wrench will work. I have the TAPCO AR tool, and it works great. There's a coating on the tool that helps keep scratching to a minimum. Use a sturdy metal rod and thread it through the gas ports to finely adjust the muzzle break so the two smaller holes are aligned at 12 o'clock.
7122
The spring hits so hard it binds the post , or you have start wearing the plastic connection between where the barrel and stock connect . I don't know how any break barrel could be scope wearthy . The barrel can't go back to 0 . That's like taking a scope on and off every time you shoot .
429359
Its possible you may have stripped the threads , you could take it apart and check , I have about 50 rounds through mine without that issue.
601819
yes it is standard AR threads,also comes with a pin, but if you pin it you will never get it off again. Use shims to aline correctly,check Midway or brownells for those
1422149
Rcbs dies and most loaders that I know of all use the same universal thread, 7/8 14 threads per inch. I looked up the dillon rl 550b and it has the thread count so you will be fine. I own these dies myself and have loaded 4000+ with them and have never had a single problem. They'll treat you right.
1525990
I think all of the reloaders are standard thread so I would assume it will, but not 100% on that. I think its a 14 x 7 thread. Good luck.
350220
Most likely. Most M4s have 14mm CCW barrel threads, but measure it to make sure.
377961
Thankfully it uses the Tippmann 98 Threading. You can fit it on any gun that has these, Tippmann 98, 98 Cutsom, Project Salvo, Project Carver, etc. Have fun!
84475
Should be no problem. Works fine in my .223. Just make sure the patch isn't too big.
1659303
no, it work on break open air rifles only. I would think the pellets would tumble in and may get stuck backwards.
498461
I'm really not sure. I brought a stripped lower and only use the tool for the receiver extension tube nut. If you were to call DPMS I'm sure they will be more then happy to help. Sorry I couldn't help.
247223
sorry i'm not sure, maybe check with colt or another forum. i know i like it lots on my dpms.
599396
I bought a MT2 shaft with a male 1X8 thread on the end. I'll have to do some digging to remember where I bought it. It is very handy and I have screwed a variety of things onto it, including my scroll chuck. I have screwed several different sizes of jam chucks onto this shaft installed in the tail stock and it works fine.
959191
Not sure, I used mine on a Mossberg 715T; its a .22 but the but was kinda uncomfortable and iritated my shoulder; this does make it more comfortable and if its the same size/butt on your DMPS it will fit.
2014253
Brooke;I don't believe the DMPS tool will work with the Gll 308. The parts for the 308 upper and lower are different sizes than for the AR15. To be sure, I would call DPMS support. BTW, the Gll is a great rifle. DPMS probably makes a proper armorers' tool for it, although I don't see anything like that in the current catalog.
2083978
Sorry TU I don't know but my rifle is a Remington 700 .270 and it worked like a charm. I ended up a click away from zero at 100 yards.
1153280
Im not sure to be honest, it did not fit my US barrel because of the threading was all messed up. Personally check out other muzzle brakes NOT made by tapco. Damage industries is a good place to start. For an SKS they have pin on muzzle breaks, i wouldn't thread the barrel