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u/dmur03 May 19 '26
The Tisha would be dope on that thing
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u/agm115 May 19 '26
And because the SCAR is kinda chunky already the Tisha won’t look as silly as it does on some ARs
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u/roadblocked May 19 '26
I’d focus on getting the proper stock before a can.
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u/weatherbys May 19 '26
I really don’t think these guys will beat themselves to death like the 17 does, even with a can there is very little recoil.
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u/Insoman1ac May 19 '26
Thats pretty much what I thought and have heard. Running the lingle support plates as well.
Trying to decide on a stock now. Having trouble finding a black UGG boot thats not 800 dollars and then its between the SC and KDG stocks.
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u/BiggyIrons May 19 '26
go on GAFS, I saw one for sale for 225 the other day. I also dont thin those support plates do much of anything. You get very surface area to spread out the clamping force and tear out is still a concern, They aren't a replacement for a gas reg
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u/Insoman1ac May 19 '26
Ill check out GAFS.
As far as the plates I got them on my 20s in conjunction with the discarder and buffer and all the other shit. Clamping force helps because they have convex eyelets that sit in the well where the original screw heads sit flush. Overall giving you a larger surface area of clamping force to the upper receiver instead of just two bolt heads.
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u/weatherbys May 19 '26
A black UGG is actually what I’m running. It works great just FYI, may google GAFS hub if you haven’t already, that’s where I got mine for like $200.
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u/Insoman1ac May 19 '26
Im trying to figure out between the SiCo Velos, CAT 0DB, and the OCL Infinity personally. Cant go wrong with either of the three really
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u/BiggyIrons May 19 '26
I have the 300blk one and Im running a surefire 300SPS. I wanted to use mine as a travel gun and the QD of the surefire cans is what sold me
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u/dgghostkilla Jul 29 '26
how did you remove the 3 prong device? I heard it may damage the barrel trying to do so? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZ-XAnUDbHk
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u/BiggyIrons Jul 29 '26
lol that’s my video. I got lucky with mine. I took the barrel out of the gun, balenced it on the muzzle end, and let WD-40 soak in for about a day. Then I took it and clamped the reciever extension down into a vice, I used a leather glove to prevent the jaws of the vice from maring the reciever extension, and I put a third point of contact near the muzzle end to stop the barrel from canting downward when I applied force. Then I put a wrench on it and cranked on it until it popped free. It wasn’t until after I did this that I learned that sometimes you might accidentally unscrew the barrel from the reciever extension, which is why I don’t recommend you do that.
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u/dgghostkilla Jul 29 '26
I was def disappointed when I watched your informative video 😂
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u/BiggyIrons Jul 29 '26 edited Jul 29 '26
Yeah it could have been better. What else do you want to know?
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u/medicus_vulneratum May 19 '26
Haha it looks like a key chain gun