CASVs and Gas Pistons

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April 4th, 2009

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CASVs and Gas Pistons

I was wondering if anyone knows if a Bushmaster (Ares) gas piston system can be fanangled to fit under a VLTOR CASV-M? I know it can be made to fit under a CASV-EL with a little dremel work on the handguard, but i was wondering if anyone has tried the same trick with a low profile gas block and the mid-length variety.

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