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    Weak in what way? There are many examples that may have higher or lower port pressures for a given peak pressure. Peak pressure does not mean a given port pressure is the same for different port locations, it does not work that way..
    Granted PMC ammo did make guns that run stop running. That is not a fault of the base gun, just a wrong application for the provided parts.
    It may be better to look into what happens for the pressure events for the selected ammunition.

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    I really enjoy my rifle, it's the best AR15 platform rifle I've fired. I only have a couple of thousand rounds through it but it shoots very well and is perfectly reliable.
    I recommend the SR15. It's a fair price for what you get.



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    Question

    Thinking about getting the 16" M-lok version of the mod 2 with their latest QDC suppressor vs a scar 16 with a surefire 556 socom. Which one runs better for carbine classes like Gunsite, etc? Anyone have experience with both platforms?

    Edited to add: Mainly interested in how well each runs suppressed
    Last edited by MadAngler1; 04-24-16 at 17:23.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MadAngler1 View Post
    Thinking about getting the 16" M-lok version of the mod 2 with their latest QDC suppressor vs a scar 16 with a surefire 556 socom. Which one runs better for carbine classes like Gunsite, etc? Anyone have experience with both platforms?

    Edited to add: Mainly interested in how well each runs suppressed
    Are you able to manipulate a SCAR base platform as well as an AR base platform?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tom12.7 View Post
    Are you able to manipulate a SCAR base platform as well as an AR base platform?
    I haven't had the chance to really run my scar-17 like I have with my AR in a course or a 3 gun match yet due to work contraints the past couple of years. I would venture to guess that I could run the AR faster than a SCAR 16.

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    Quote Originally Posted by phaseshift View Post
    The a5h2 bufferweights about ~5.3oz and the Kac buffer weights ~4.6oz. I ran about 300 rounds of xm193 when I first fired it, then I had a good deal on 1k wolf gold which a lot of KAC owners said theirs ran fine.if I have to run xm193 all the time that's fine with me but with others having great success with wolf gold I figured i would I've it a shot.
    Whoa Whoa Whoa...Stop shooting immediately!

    The A5 buffers and standard/KAC buffers are NOT interchangeable. The A5 buffers are longer to accommodate the longer buffer tube length. If you are running a standard carbine or KAC buffer in an A5 tube, you are damaging your lower receiver. The shorter carbine buffer is not coming into contact with the rear of the tube as its supposed to. Instead your carrier key is likely hitting the top of your lower receiver. I would be willing to bet your function issues are a result of a damaged key.

    If you are running the Kac buffer in a standard carbine tube, then ignore this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lennyo3034 View Post
    Whoa Whoa Whoa...Stop shooting immediately!

    The A5 buffers and standard/KAC buffers are NOT interchangeable. The A5 buffers are longer to accommodate the longer buffer tube length. If you are running a standard carbine or KAC buffer in an A5 tube, you are damaging your lower receiver. The shorter carbine buffer is not coming into contact with the rear of the tube as its supposed to. Instead your carrier key is likely hitting the top of your lower receiver. I would be willing to bet your function issues are a result of a damaged key.

    If you are running the Kac buffer in a standard carbine tube, then ignore this.
    Relax. He has a KAC upper on a Noveske lower with an A5 tube.

    https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...28#post2294728

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    Quote Originally Posted by skp View Post
    Relax. He has a KAC upper on a Noveske lower with an A5 tube.

    https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...28#post2294728
    That is exactly my concern. If he's using a standard carbine buffer with the A5 tube, he is doing damage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lennyo3034 View Post
    That is exactly my concern. If he's using a standard carbine buffer with the A5 tube, he is doing damage.
    My bad but read on. He bought a standard carbine tube from BCM to use with the KAC buffer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skp View Post
    My bad but read on. He bought a standard carbine tube from BCM to use with the KAC buffer.
    I must have missed that. In that case, he's good.

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