I've never seen the correct weight for the H6 CAR buffer posted anywhere, so for reference here is the correct weight: 5.15 oz, the same as a rifle buffer.
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I've never seen the correct weight for the H6 CAR buffer posted anywhere, so for reference here is the correct weight: 5.15 oz, the same as a rifle buffer.
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Nice, where did you manage to get that?
Originally Posted by C4IGrant
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Just like the Army. No need for an H6 buffer when an H3 will work just fine. I wonder what that boondoggle cost?
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Correct me if I am wrong, but it is my understanding this was designed for using a carbine receiver extension on the M16.
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Correct. And I have built (3) rifles using the H3 buffer and a spring with a Colt/FN 20" upper and they have all run 100%. The difference between the H6 and a real h3 isn't great enough to require a special buffer.
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I think Damage Industries sells them. I don't see it working any worse than an H3, but I wouldn't pay a dime more for one than a quality H3, like from G&R Tactical.
It was a competitor to Vltor's A5 system for fitment of a carbine-size stock to an M16A3/A4 upper.
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So this whole thing's claim to fame is that it uses 6 small tungsten weights instead of the regular 3?
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Thanks Carlos.
What's inside?
Available Here
http://damageindustriesllc.com/produ...fer-carbine-h6
http://damageindustriesllc.com/produ...er-upgrade-kit
$2 premium over std H3
http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/H3-Ca...rbine%20h3.htm
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From what I understand, that is the only difference between this and an H3.
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IIRC, the Army burned through 200,000 rounds during development and testing.
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