I have an SBR 10" 300Blk Suppressed that cycles and performs well with an H2 buffer, regular gas block.
I acquired a 12.5 6.5 Grendel upper I will shoot suppressed (same can) with a SLR adjustable gas block and wanted to get my thoughts verified before hitting the range.
It seems like I can keep the H2 buffer and tune the cycling using the SLR gas block
or I can drop back to a carbine buffer and tune the cycling using the SLR gas block resulting in a softer recoil impulse (due to less buffer weight).
Am I on track here that less buffer weight correctly gassed will have a softer recoil impulse or am I in opposite land thinking this?
Any other thoughts you can provide would be appreciated?
Noah
p.s. Goal is zero, chronograph a few different rounds, lock in ballistic table for ranges and potentially compete (fun) in High Power Rifle Silhouette 200-800 matches at outdoor range.
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