Yankee Hill Machine Co Low Profile Gas Block, Set Screw, .750″, Black

Original price was: $22.95.Current price is: $19.75.

This phosphate-coated .750 low profile gas block uses two set screws for a secure barrel fit and clears free-float handguards.

Yankee Hill Machine Co Low Profile Gas Block, Set Screw, .750″, Black

This phosphate-coated steel gas block secures to the barrel with two set screws for a firm, low profile fit that clears free-float handguards. It lets you run a rifle-length forearm on a carbine-length .750 barrel for a cleaner build.

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Key Features

  • Low profile set screw gas block for .750 barrel journals
  • Two set screws for a secure barrel mount
  • Steel construction with phosphate coating
  • Allows rifle-length forearm on carbine-length barrel
  • Color: Black

Specifications

UPC 816701013573
Manufacturer Yankee Hill Machine Co
Manufacturer Part # YHM-9383
Type Gas Block
Material Steel
Finish Phosphate Coated
Diameter .750″
Mount Set Screw (2)
Color Black
Subcategory Long Gun Parts

What’s Included

  • 1x Yankee Hill Machine Co Low Profile Gas Block, Set Screw, .750″, Black
Weight 0.5 lbs
Type

Gas Block

Model

Low Profile Gas Block

Diameter

.750"

Material

Steel

Finish

Phosphate Coated

Color

Black

Brand

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Frequently Asked Questions

What barrel diameter does this gas block fit?

This gas block is bored to .750 inches, fitting the most common AR-15 barrel diameter at the gas block seating area. Always measure your barrel at the gas block location before ordering — common diameters are .750, .875, and .936 inch depending on barrel profile.

What is a set screw gas block?

A set screw gas block uses screws that press directly against the barrel surface to hold the gas block in place. Degrease both the barrel journal and set screw tips thoroughly before installation. Apply thread-locking compound to the set screws and torque to manufacturer specifications to prevent loosening under recoil.

How do I install this gas block?

Remove the existing front sight base or gas block, degrease the barrel journal and gas block bore, align the gas port in the block with the gas port in the barrel, and torque the set screws to manufacturer specifications with thread-locking compound applied. Confirm the gas tube seats and routes correctly to the upper receiver before completing the build.