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Posted: 8/13/2008 8:17:30 PM EDT
| I just took the CTR off my rifle in place for an A2 stock. I had a heavy buffer, what is the main weight difference between the buffers? Also, what is "better"? thanks. |
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A1/A2----- 5.2oz---- Full Stock CAR--------2.9oz----Standard Carbine - Aluminum body M4 (H)-----3.8oz----Standard M4 - Aluminum Body with 2 Steel and 1 Tungsten Weight M4 (H2)---4.6oz-----M4 - Aluminum Body with 1 Steel and 2 Tungsten Weights M4 (H3)---5.4oz-----M4 - Aluminum Body with 3 Tungsten Weights 9MM-------5.5oz-----Steel body with 3 Steel Weights 9MM (A)---6.3oz-----Steel body with 1 Tungsten and 2 Steel Weights 9MM (B)---7.1oz-----Steel body with 2 Tungsten and 1 Steel Weight 9MM (X)---7.9oz-----Steel body with 3 Tungsten Weights |
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You can use an H buffer in a rifle tube but you need a 9mm spacer. Then you have to ask yourself "Why do I want to do this?" The rifle buffer is heavier as noted above. The rifle will run smoother and have less felt recoil while using the rifle buffer(or a 9mm buffer in a carbine tube. They are about the same wieght.) |
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