Interesting. I don't remember ever seeing anyone else comment that the green spring essentially produces more felt recoil. I don't think I've ever used the stock spring.
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Interesting. I don't remember ever seeing anyone else comment that the green spring essentially produces more felt recoil. I don't think I've ever used the stock spring.
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I can see why they would say that, but I still use it. I do have a Tubbs spring in one of my builds.Originally Posted by Wake27
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YMMV but try it out. Love to know what your results are.
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All this A5 talk so I had to try one. Ordered a BCM lower with one today so let’s see.
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Good choice.
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Thank you. So the BCM ships with the H0 buffer. Would there be a better one for a 14.5 BCM middy upper? What about Springs? I’ve heard talk of Sprinco green on here.
Last edited by Walker_Texasranger; 10-09-19 at 17:36.
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Yeah they’re weird about that. I’ve been using an A5-3 and Springco green on my BCMs for a few years. I don’t know if it’s the best solution, but it hasn’t given me any issues in either gun.
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Interesting note on A5 and Sprinco from: https://www.facebook.com/weaponoutfi...s/793066960468
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Last edited by alx01; 10-10-19 at 01:50.
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It does. Why? It takes more energy to compress. It's like a stiffer suspension on a car lets you feel bumps more keenly.
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I have no science behind this but I’m thinking the lighter spring but a heavier buffer is probably better but I don’t know.
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