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That is a death sentence in my world.

Deeper and deeper you go, it’s beyond sad at this point.

Seems like this psych exam was correct but this department hired them anyway.
https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/alameda-sheriff-deputies/3013680/
This supposed cop can't recognize a flustered intimidated 115 lb. girl. Stay alert but maybe talk her down to do your job and leave a positive experience in her mond.

Gentlemen, I have an update for you regarding the Dissent.

I got a hold of the right allen wrench, it's a 3/32" not the 5/64" that is listed on CMMG's gas block info page. I also ordered some different ammo and that showed up earlier this week.

So I get the allen wrench and screw the adjustment screw all the way in and record the number of clicks, 18-19. I then back it out 10 clicks and fire a round. Bolt doesn't move at all. I then back out 10 more. Gun goes bang and cycles the next round and ejects the empty about 3 o'clock. I inspect the receiver area for dirtiness and there is none. I then shoot a couple more and zero issues, spent brass is still landing at 3 o'clock so I turn the screw out another click. We are now out around 2-3 clicks from factory setting.

Should note that I am shooting Winchester Super Suppressed 200 grain. I then load up 10 rounds and zero issues and no sign at all of powder flakes. Load up another 20, no issues, repeat, no issues and no sign of powder residue. Sweet!

I then load up some of the Federal 220 grain that I shot the original time and here is the weird part, they cycled fine and showed no sign of dirtiness. I can't figure that out but I'll take it!


So what in the hell caused the gun to be so dirty initially but now it runs fine for 50-60 rounds and no sign of powder flakes?

Yes, advertising works on me. While I seldom watch commercial television, when I do, I try to be very "DEI" aware. Specifically "I" - Inclusion. I make mental notes to NOT BUY anything represented in a commercial that does not include a straight white male in a non-subservient role... "Inclusion" cuts both ways...