Suppressed 9mm AR

[hatidua]

Me shooting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dtj9NifJyk4

My buddy shooting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjOr-wwK49s

Thoughts?

I don't think my piggy bank can handle any more stamp collecting but that looks pretty nice!

[PCshooter]

Nice PCSporter. How long did it take you to build it? 5" barrel?

Took almost a year and nearly $5k to put it all together. It started out with a 5" barrel, but the one you see above is a 4" Lothar Walther. I've posted a thread about it here if you like:

http://m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=70829

[tactical1]

Years ago, I had my 9mm bolt ramped by Adco as the popular thinking was the factory ramp angle was too severe and may lead to broken trigger pins and some lower receiver issues.

http://www.adcofirearms.com/itemdeta...orynumber=2497

Somewhere in my travels, I was able to pick up a tungsten weight for my bolt and installed it along with the buffer from "Slash" - the increased mass, recoil buffer and spring seems to keep the bolt in battery a bit longer and seems to help with the suppressor - noticed in your videos a bit of 'blast' from the bolt on firing and don't know if this is normal and if the increased mass set up would help keep the bolt in battery a bit longer -

http://www.heavybuffers.com/ar15carbine.html

[wahoo95]

Sweet build PCShooter!!!


I run the Slash Heavy Buffer with a Wolff Xtra Power Spring in mine and it makes a big difference in sound by keeping the bolt in battery slightly longer. Also soften recoil impulse.

[Ferris2son]

Well gases from the blowback are certainly a problem. They jet out the charging handle too. Thanks for the advice. I'm going to try a heavier system like you suggest. More dwell time sounds like the key.

Years ago, I had my 9mm bolt ramped by Adco as the popular thinking was the factory ramp angle was too severe and may lead to broken trigger pins and some lower receiver issues.

http://www.adcofirearms.com/itemdeta...orynumber=2497

Somewhere in my travels, I was able to pick up a tungsten weight for my bolt and installed it along with the buffer from "Slash" - the increased mass, recoil buffer and spring seems to keep the bolt in battery a bit longer and seems to help with the suppressor - noticed in your videos a bit of 'blast' from the bolt on firing and don't know if this is normal and if the increased mass set up would help keep the bolt in battery a bit longer -

http://www.heavybuffers.com/ar15carbine.html

[Ferris2son]

$5k? Wow. I feel better now.

Took almost a year and nearly $5k to put it all together. It started out with a 5" barrel, but the one you see above is a 4" Lothar Walther. I've posted a thread about it here if you like:

http://m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=70829

[Ferris2son]

I received the 8 oz. buffer and spring from heavybuffer.com. Not sure when I'll get to test it. I also got a Gas Buster for it, but it has to be modified to fit the 9mm bolt properly.

Thanks for the ideas.

Years ago, I had my 9mm bolt ramped by Adco as the popular thinking was the factory ramp angle was too severe and may lead to broken trigger pins and some lower receiver issues.

http://www.adcofirearms.com/itemdeta...orynumber=2497

Somewhere in my travels, I was able to pick up a tungsten weight for my bolt and installed it along with the buffer from "Slash" - the increased mass, recoil buffer and spring seems to keep the bolt in battery a bit longer and seems to help with the suppressor - noticed in your videos a bit of 'blast' from the bolt on firing and don't know if this is normal and if the increased mass set up would help keep the bolt in battery a bit longer -

http://www.heavybuffers.com/ar15carbine.html

[cabbynate]

I received the 8 oz. buffer and spring from heavybuffer.com. Not sure when I'll get to test it. I also got a Gas Buster for it, but it has to be modified to fit the 9mm bolt properly.

Thanks for the ideas.

Did you get the carbine buffer or the 9mm buffer? I'm thinking about getting one too..

[wahoo95]

Doubletap

[wahoo95]

Did you get the carbine buffer or the 9mm buffer? I'm thinking about getting one too..

Says he got the 8oz heavy buffer and xtra power spring which is the same combo I run. Its very effective at quieting down the port noise and reducing gas blowback. I dont even need a gasbuster.