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16" standard BCM middy, I've used a carbine buffer and an H buffer and had no problems. The H felt a little softer so that's what stayed in it.
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I have two BCM 16" Midlengths.
One has the A5, Sprinco green spring, and the standard A5 buffer. It runs greats, I love the way it feels. I have only tried AE .223 and Fichocci .223, both ran fine. I usually run true 5.56 most of the time though.
On my other one, I recently put in a Sprinco Blue spring with an H buffer. I am wondering how it is going to work.
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I have to sign off now & put my laptop in the microwave.
Is there any law of unintended consequences with heavy buffers and aggressive springs?
Damage to barrel extension or bcg or gas tube?
Counter recoil killing optics like SCARs?
Other...?
Not sure why someone would wander into Very heavy buffer and spring realm on a middy. Even if you have a suppressor.
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