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    Rifle Buffer Tube in SBR/Carbine

    Pardon my ignorance on this... My experience has solely been with carbine setups.

    I grabbed a blemished lower off Aero’s site for the heck of it. It has a rifle tube and buffer installed, which I will remove to build that lower as a pistol, for unrelated reasons. However, I’m thinking about uses for the rifle tube.

    Will this run on effectively with a 12.5” SBR? (I’m not particularly interested in purchasing A5 buffers, though.)

    Can I pick up an A1 stock and just slide it on?

    Thank you

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    Your SPR should run with a rifle buffer, rifle spring and buffer tube.

    An A5 buffer cannot be used in a rifle buffer tube (I may have misunderstood you).

    This has been discussed a lot on this forum, try search for more information.

    Andy

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    Rifle buffers run nicely and can be modified with extra weights and biasing springs.

    An A1 stock would work and Magpul has a fixed stock that is A1 length as well.
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    Thanks to both of you.

    AndyLate, that was my error. I ‘assumed’ that the enhanced receiver extensions used for A5 systems were simply rifle-length buffer tubes designed for adjustable stocks. Thank you for clarifying.

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