The advice MistWolf is providing is solid, but there is more than one way to skin a cat. I would only buy parts to replace what you have if it's necessary.
The Hanson barrel does not have a shoulder to secure traditional handguards and is intended to be used with a free float rail.
The A5 system is an upgrade over the carbine, but can be harder to find and is more expensive. If you go A5, a A5H2 buffer with standard or Sprinco green rifle spring is a great starting place.
The T2 would not have been my choice but will work if you cannot return it. I am running an H2 with a BCM standard spring on an 11.3" Hanson. You can run a Sprinco white or blue spring, but BCM is cheaper and solid quality.
The BCM extractor spring is an improvement over the spring that came with your BCG. I prefer Sprinco, but the BCM will work if you already have it. I don't use the "donut" with the BCM (or Sprinco) springs. BCM says you don't need it, btw.
I strongly second MW's recommendation to use a BRT Covert Comp in place of the Flaming Pig. I am running one on my 11.3 and won't change unless I am supressing.
Honestly, your 10.3" should run well with the parts you list, with a H2/T2 or H3 buffer and a BRT Covert Comp replacing the Noveske unit.
You need a lower parts kit/fire control group (trigger/hammer/safety) too. BCM and Sionics are good, Joe Bob Outfitters is the least expensive I would use. Others are good too, I just have not used them.
Andy
P.S./Edit: The flaming pig will not hamper the fuction of your pistol, but it's awfully heavy and expensive for a flash can.
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