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Posted: 8/23/2014 6:56:17 AM EDT
| I am fairly new to the AR obsession/addiction and just bought a BCM 16" mid-length upper. I have an old Bushmaster lower with a carbine buffer/tube. Going to switch out the stock and wanted to know if I should install an H or H2 buffer instead of the Carbine? Goal would be to increase buffer weight to stay on target better with follow-up shots. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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I would recommend the following.
Spike's T2 Buffer David Tubb Flatwire CS Spring I run this in all my mid-length AR's and they run great |
| Increasing the buffer weight is not going to affect your ability to stay on target but will affect the cycling of your weapon. I would suggest just going with a standard (2.9 oz) buffer. Total weapon weight is your best stabilizer. The heavier the better. Since you are already using a mid-length barrel it is most likely heavier than a typical carbine barrel. This should help your recovery. |
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