Hello,
I am seeking advice from those that have had experience with AR 15 Carbine's and modifying the recoil. It's not too bad, but I am a fairly thin and toned person, so after a magazine or so it tends to make my shoulder hurt. Yes, I know to check my stance and such to help, but I like to shoot mainly from a standing or upright position. So, I really want to find a VERY good way to help with recoil so I can enjoy shooting more.
I was told the first check out Recoil Buffers and a "Tuned Buffer Spring" made for AR 15 carbines. But I wasn't sure how that would effect my factory parts in my Colt 6920 SOCOM MK II rifle? Do those parts effect the way it shoots in terms of effectiveness of bullets and such? Just don't much about those parts as I am new to this rifle platform.
Next, I was told a good recoil pad to fit on my stock would be good. But I have found ones that slip on or snap on, not screw in. My stock has a small screw in the bottom and a larger empty hole at the top. I assume there is a thin piece of plastic that removes and you screw the recoil pad in there for those type. However, I have mainly found just snap-on and slip-on types. The brand I was told a lot of people like are "Limbsaver" and to try one of those.
Thanks for any advice or tips on this.


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