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    .300 Blackout Pistol

    So a few months back I purchased a few PSA Blem Lowers, all checked out to being within Milspec. Onto my question. I want to build a .300 blackout pistol. I purchased and Aero Precision complete upper. Going with a Ballistic Advantage barrel. But what buffer tube and buffer do I need for the .300 black out to cycle properly. The barrel is an 8.3" with gas block. So just need a direction to get started.

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    How do you plan on using it. Strictly subs or Super sonic?? Suppressed??

    Or both.

    I would have to check, but I believe I just have a H buffer and standard spring. And I run both.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 223to45 View Post
    How do you plan on using it. Strictly subs or Super sonic?? Suppressed??

    Or both.

    I would have to check, but I believe I just have a H buffer and standard spring. And I run both.

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    I am planning on shooting subs with a suppressor.

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    It will either be an H2 or an H3 depending on the suppressor, actual cartridge load and gas port size.
    You will have to toy around to find your reliable one and it not like buffers are expensive.
    I am running an H2 on mine with subs and a suppressor.

    More importantly, what mags are you using?
    If you are not using metal GI mags, you will want to use 300 BO specific mags.
    Standard polymer mags will cause feeding issues. Took me a while to diagnose this issue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fedupflyer View Post
    It will either be an H2 or an H3 depending on the suppressor, actual cartridge load and gas port size.
    You will have to toy around to find your reliable one and it not like buffers are expensive.
    I am running an H2 on mine with subs and a suppressor.

    More importantly, what mags are you using?
    If you are not using metal GI mags, you will want to use 300 BO specific mags.
    Standard polymer mags will cause feeding issues. Took me a while to diagnose this issue.
    Probably gonna be Windowed Pmags I believe they offer .300 blackout specific.

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