Here is something to consider about the spikes buffers. If you read the descriptions, the T1 and T2 have some sort of tungsten powder where the T3 uses Tungsten barstock weights.
Now I haven't taken my T3 apart yet, but from what I have read on other makers T1 and T2 buffers (probably called H1 and H2) is they use 3 weights and a H1 has one tungsten weight, H2 has Two, and T3 is listed as having 3 tungsten weights.
So going with the assumption that a standard milspec buffer will have 3 steel weights and taking the chance the T3 buffer has the same size tungsten weights, I can do the following if I already own a milspec buffer.
Shoot a T3
Open it up and swap a steel weight for a tungsten weight and make effectively a H2
Open it up and swap again to make a H1.
So for my old milspec buffer and a T3 from spikes, I can play with all 3 buffer weights not including the factory buffer.
I bought a T3 and have an option to modify it to any of the heavier buffers to try in my rifle.