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Wilson Combat
Overview
The Wilson Combat AR-15 Low Profile Gas Block is designed for a .750" diameter gas system, making it an excellent choice for builders looking for a reliable and unobtrusive gas solution. Constructed from steel and finished with a phosphate coating, this gas block effectively manages gas flow while keeping a low profile, which is particularly advantageous for builds that prioritize sleekness and weight reduction. It is commonly found in mid-length gas system configurations chambered in 5.56 NATO, ensuring optimal performance and reliability for your AR-15 setup.
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Aggregated and anonymized data showing how builders use this product
| Product | Category | Times Built Together |
|---|---|---|
| Wmd Guns Ar-15 Gas Tube Nitromet Mid-Length | 105 | |
| Bravo Company Mfg Upper Receiver Assembly w/ Laser T-Markings, Hard Coated Anodized - 4-UR-M4 | 75 | |
| CMMG AR-15 HD Pivot and Takedown Pin Parts Kit - 55AFF3B | 69 | |
| Aero Precision Ar-15 Breach Charging Handle Ambidextrous Small Levers | 68 | |
| Wilson Combat Ar-15 Billet Upper Receiver | 68 | |
| Spikes Tactical Made in USA Ejection Port Door for AR-15 Style Rifle - SED7002 | 68 |
| Platform | Percentage |
|---|---|
| AR-15 | 87.3% |
| AR-10 | 9.6% |
| AR-9 | 3% |
| Caliber | Percentage |
|---|---|
| 5.56 NATO | 70.9% |
| .223 Wylde | 12.6% |
| 300 Blackout | 7.1% |
| .308 Win | 2.7% |
| .450 Bushmaster | 2.7% |
| 9mm | 1.1% |
| .223 Remington | 0.5% |
| .350 Legend | 0.5% |
| 6mm ARC | 0.5% |
| 7.62x39mm | 0.5% |
| 7.62x51 NATO | 0.5% |
| Gas System | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Mid-Length | 51.8% |
| Carbine | 22% |
| Rifle | 15.2% |
| Pistol | 9.8% |
| Blowback | 0.6% |
| Intermediate | 0.6% |
Builds in the community that include the Wilson Combat Ar-15 Lo-Profile Gas Block .750" Black
| Build | Parts | Total |
|---|---|---|
 | 12 | $974.49 |
 | 9 | $644.44 |
 | 23 | $3543.66 |
 | 22 | $862.62 |
 | 23 | $2350.21 |
 | 5 | $386.30 |
 | 17 | $780.28 |
 | 13 | $816.16 |
 | 27 | $1868.39 |
| 31 | $2666.61 |
 | 19 | $1146.22 |
 | 19 | $2257.35 |
7 global ratings
Wilson Combats .750 low profile gas block is well machined steel. Set screws engage cleanly into a dimpled barrel. Black phosphate finish is even. Fits under tight handguards. Would buy another one if I needed it for a second build.
Wilson Combats low profile .750 gas block does the job, set screws tighten down into the dimple correctly. Black phosphate has slight tone variation across the surface, only noticeable in side by side. Sits low enough to fit under a tight handguard. Performance is correct on a 16 inch carbine.
Wilson Combats lo-profile gas block at .750 dimensions is what most standard barrels use. Set screws have the proper engagement angle to bite into a dimpled barrel. Black phosphate finish. Fits under any standard free float handguard with room to spare for the gas tube.
Wilson Combat .750 low profile gas block works correctly but at this price you can get a Geissele or Aero block that performs identically. Set screws engage cleanly. Steel construction. The Wilson name premium is real, the performance is standard.
Wilson Combat .750 low profile gas block is exactly what I wanted for a duty build. Steel construction, black phosphate finish. Set screws engage cleanly into a dimpled barrel. Sits low enough to fit under any free float handguard.
Wilson Combats .750 low profile gas block is well machined steel with proper black phosphate finish. The set screws thread cleanly into the body and bite into a dimpled barrel correctly. Lower profile than a standard milspec block means it fits under tight handguards.
Wilson Combat .750 low profile gas block works well but the set screws need careful torquing - too tight and the heads strip. Use a calibrated wrench. Once installed correctly it stays put. Steel construction holds heat well.
