Which buffer

[45r]

Do I use with the DDM4XV upper? I have a "non marked", "H1" and "H2" buffer.

Thanks!

45R

[PRGGodfather]

If you have the carbine length gas system, an H buffer is the usual selection. I should add though, all of them could work on your particular rifle.

When Daniel Defense ships its XV, an H buffer comes standard with the completed rifle.

[45r]

Thanks! I'll see if the local store has a "H" buffer.

[Lincoln7]

If you already have an H1 buffer, I'd start with that. Just make sure it operates properly before you trust your life on the rifle.

[JimT]

Start with the H1. IF that doesn't work then try an H.

All of my carbine length guns run H-buffers and nary a problem.

[ForTehNguyen]

you can even run it reliably on H2 buffers. I have midlengths running M16 BCG and H buffers, no problems

[mil_dot556]

either carbine or H

[Captains1911]

Start with the H1. IF that doesn't work then try an H.

All of my carbine length guns run H-buffers and nary a problem.

Isn't "H" and "H1" the same thing? I thought it went like this in order:
CAR
H (or H1)
H2
H3

[C4IGrant]

Do I use with the DDM4XV upper? I have a "non marked", "H1" and "H2" buffer.

Thanks!

45R

H will be just fine.


C4

[JimT]

Isn't "H" and "H1" the same thing? I thought it went like this in order:
CAR
H (or H1)
H2
H3

I think you're right.