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Right. Doesn't make sense to me either. I thought heavier the buffer, slower bcg action.
Problem is I can't shoot to test it or 6 months until stamp gets in.
Sure you can. Just buy, borrow or build a pistol lower. I'm willing to bet he actually went to a lighter buffer to get it to work. Find a scale, the carbine (no markings) buffer should weigh right at 3.0 oz.Problem is I can't shoot to test it or 6 months until stamp gets in.
Well, thanks all for the advice. I decided not to take any chances, as this will be my SHTF rifle. So went to the LGS that has an AR armor on staff.
He installed a BCM mil-spec buffer tube, BCM castle nut, H buffer, BCM carbine spring, and staked the nut properly. Also went with the B5 buttstock. $150 and i'll sleep better at night.
Also picked up a 10-rounder for my HK45c. Love it!
Noveske builds that rifle with an H2 buffer. I run H2 buffers on both of my 11.5 SBRs and they cycle PMC ammo well. I generally use the heaviest buffer that will reliably cycle my weakest ammo. Why did your armorer decide to use an H buffer? Did he test it to see if an H2 would work?
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