then how is it ppl claim they feel less recoil with it?
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then how is it ppl claim they feel less recoil with it?
Originally Posted by Dan GSR
They are used to cheap $5 springs. After using one of those (that is usually worn out) anything feels better.
The biggest difference with a quality CS spring VS a cheap SS spring is endurance. The CS spring will hold its length for much longer, giving you a more reliable weapon.
C4
how would you guys compare the H2 & H3 buffers to the enidine hydraulic buffer ?
Originally Posted by Dan GSR
The Enidine is a carbine weight buffer (so it lacks the mass of an H2 or H3). I don't think it reduces felt recoil, but does make recoil feel smother.
The Enidine buffers really shine with FA weapons though as they reduce the cyclic rate.
C4
all,
Thanks for a very useful thread. I propose that it be "sticky-ed" at the top of the forum.
J
Since some H buffers are unmarked, a scale will reveal the truth:
Car std3.0oz
Car H<td>3.8oz
Car H2<td>4.6oz
Car H3<td>5.4oz
RRA 9mm<td>5.6oz
Since some H buffers are unmarked and the could be confused, a scale will reveal the truth:
Car std 3.0oz
Car H 3.8oz
Car H2 4.6oz
Car H3 5.4oz
RRA 9mm 5.6oz
i hope that it would be OK to jump in and add question on suisideHz's dime. i have a new CAR copy w/11.5 and faux 5.5. it is the the only AR that really dents brass to any extent. i am guessing it is over gassed. it has a standard carbine buffer
, and i wonder if only an H buffer would be enough, so as not to choke up w/saami ammunition? tnx. Don...........![]()
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