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| I'm sure I saw a kit available a while back that had an adjustable buffer weight. You could swap out weights to make the buffer different weights. I don't want to run this permanently, but use it for diagnosis and load development to determine the best final weight to run. Anyone know where I can find this or was I dreaming? Thanks! |
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I'm sure I saw a kit available a while back that had an adjustable buffer weight. You could swap out weights to make the buffer different weights. I don't want to run this permanently, but use it for diagnosis and load development to determine the best final weight to run. Anyone know where I can find this or was I dreaming? Thanks! It's called buy a standard carbine buffer and an H3 buffer, and swap the weights from the H3 into the carbine one at a time till you find the ideal weight. Holy hell kids, it's not rocket surgery. Good thing someone came out with a solution to this non-problem though, eh? |
| Because, I can take a buffer that is adjustable, put in into someone else's rifle that doesn't have an adjustable gas block, and diagnose issues with their rifle. I can also diagnose issues on rifles that have pinned front sights that aren't adjustable. What about for a rifle that has a pinned muzzle device that doesn't allow for gas block removal? |
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It's called buy a standard carbine buffer and an H3 buffer, and swap the weights from the H3 into the carbine one at a time till you find the ideal weight. Holy hell kids, it's not rocket surgery. Good thing someone came out with a solution to this non-problem though, eh? Quoted:
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I'm sure I saw a kit available a while back that had an adjustable buffer weight. You could swap out weights to make the buffer different weights. I don't want to run this permanently, but use it for diagnosis and load development to determine the best final weight to run. Anyone know where I can find this or was I dreaming? Thanks! It's called buy a standard carbine buffer and an H3 buffer, and swap the weights from the H3 into the carbine one at a time till you find the ideal weight. Holy hell kids, it's not rocket surgery. Good thing someone came out with a solution to this non-problem though, eh? ^ This and This |
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