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Posted: 8/12/2026 1:12:52 PM EDT
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Or will it run with a standard H1 carbine buffer? I don't own one and wont buy one but I'm curious as I don't see a H3 buffer requirement mentioned on their website. https://rarebreedtriggers.com/product/frt-15l3-2/ Fuck Rare Greed! |
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Originally Posted By mak0: Typically at least a H2 is what you need to reliably prevent bolt bounce. That doesn't mean a H1 definitely won't work, there's just a decent chance you might get an occasional stoppage due to bolt bounce in FRT mode. This is correct - there is nothing unique about the RB that makes it immune to bolt bounce. |
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I haven't done the test with the FRT-15L3 yet, but with the FRT-15C3, in a brand new PSA PA15, the FRT-15C3 works fine with the stock CAR buffer that comes in the gun. It also works with an H, H2, and H3 buffer, but all those seemed to do was increase felt recoil. Granted, this was with a brand new gun. After the gun breaks in a bit the situation could change. Hope this helps. |
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Depends on your setup. I have a 10.3” suppressed that needs a H3, my go-to suppressed 14.5” midlength uses a Geissele H2, an unsuppressed Bushmaster 14.5” M4 that uses an H1… Just have to bring a bunch of buffers to the range if you can and see how it runs. |
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