
Originally Posted by
Terlingueno
Perhaps it might help if someone could explain the difference in the recoil action between say a Colt 14.5 barrel with a .063 gas port when using an H buffer and standard spring vs an H2 and a Sprinco Blue. Compare that with an over gassed system using the same components. If I missed a simple explanation using search I apologize.
Due to your post, I feel I should interject something here about the reference to recoil in my experiments with these buffers / springs, etc…
Reliable function was my primary objective.
My reference to recoil probably should have been referred to as muzzle rise as that was the secondary occurrence I was trying to observe, although it’s likely that the two go hand in hand in most cases.
Recoil is what you feel when you fire a gun.
Muzzle rise is what you see of course.
As stated, what functions for me is the H buffer, Springco blue spring, and BCM BGC. Suppressed and unsuppressed.
The recoil / muzzle rise is what it is for this configuration because it’s a secondary consideration for me.
Last edited by Scoby; 01-31-12 at 09:41.
Scoby
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