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Posted: 6/30/2013 9:21:42 AM EDT
| Just swapped out a 6 position stock for an old school A2 buttstock on a 16 inch mid length carbine. My question is do I use the rifle length buffer and spring or the carbine length buffer and spring. And what is a H buffer and what is it's role |
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Just swapped out a 6 position stock for an old school A2 buttstock on a 16 inch mid length carbine. My question is do I use the rifle length buffer and spring or the carbine length buffer and spring. And what is a H buffer and what is it's role No parts interchange between the rifle system (A1/A2) and the carbine system (collapsible) Always start testing with a standard buffer and a standard spring. You can "experiment heavier" if you wish once you get the rifle running. Use full power ammo for initial testing. 
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| After reading my own post maybe I was not making myself clear I have a rock river mid length carbine 16 inch barrel it came with a collapsible stock . I ordered an A2 buttstock and installed it do I use the longer buffer spring and buffer that came with that stock or do I use the shorter spring and buffer that was used in the collapsible stock ? Also what is a H buffer and what is it's role |
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After reading my own post maybe I was not making myself clear I have a rock river mid length carbine 16 inch barrel it came with a collapsible stock . I ordered an A2 buttstock and installed it do I use the longer buffer spring and buffer that came with that stock or do I use the shorter spring and buffer that was used in the collapsible stock ? Also what is a H buffer and what is it's role Re-read post #2 |
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