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Posted: 2/28/2006 3:36:22 PM EDT
| I have a few Bushy M4s and called BM to ask if I should upgrade to the H buffer. They said if not shooting FA dont do it. I then took my new Colt LE6920 out to clean it and it had the H buffer. Is that because it has the possibility of shooting FA if modified, or? Is there any benefit using the H buffers when not shooting FA? |
I think new LE Colt's are NOW shipping withc H2's. I personally run H3's in my carbines. C4 www.GRTactical.com |
I heard the same... I also heard that the military is now using the H2's in their M4's... |
Correct, heard the same thing. C4 |
| Thanks for all the help... Does anyone know what Colt uses in their 9MM, I think 6950. Do they just use the 9MM buffer? I have a OLY 9MM upper on a BM A2 stock and want to put a collapse stock. OLY says use the standard 3.0 and I am starting to think heavier. Thanks once again. |
I haven't used an H3 buffer, but I can hardly tell a difference between the standard, the H and H2 buffers. I definitely can with the 9mm and Enidine... TS  Edited for misspeeled word. |
| I use 9mm buffers in 3 of my 14.5 carbines and they feel like a 20" rifle.I did this of course to delay unlocking of the bolt to where the pressure in the chamber is not at its peak during extraction putting less stress on parts.I can tell as the brass flies farther than it did when just using an H buffer. |
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