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6/12/2014 8:01:18 PM EDT
Anybody know what kind Windham Weaponry uses in their carbine platforms? Or have anyway to tell what can I have?
6/13/2014 5:42:03 AM EDT
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Weigh it.
6/13/2014 5:47:20 AM EDT
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Normally buffers are marked with an H, H2 or H3 stamped on the front if they are heavy buffers.  If it has a blank face it is most likely a standard carbine buffer.        
 
6/13/2014 6:15:59 PM EDT
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Weigh it.
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Oh yeah I forgot to mention I done have a scale that's sensitive enough to pick up 3 oz - 4.7 oz difference
6/14/2014 9:03:21 AM EDT
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If you mean don’t have, the veggie section in most grocery stores have scales.
If they don’t work maybe a friendly guy in the meat section will put it on his digital scale.
6/22/2014 4:42:43 PM EDT
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If you mean don’t have, the veggie section in most grocery stores have scales.
If they don’t work maybe a friendly guy in the meat section will put it on his digital scale.
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Oh good idea I didn't think of that. I'm a meat wrapper at the local kroger entity
6/23/2014 8:10:44 AM EDT
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Anybody know what kind Windham Weaponry uses in their carbine platforms? Or have anyway to tell what can I have?
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Most likely a standard carbine buffer. You can ask them in their Industry Forum if they have one.
6/23/2014 1:53:51 PM EDT
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Know any cub scouts? They use digital scales to weigh their pinewood derby cars (the cars can't exceed 5 oz). That would work great.
6/23/2014 2:02:51 PM EDT
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Normally buffers are marked with an H, H2 or H3 stamped on the front if they are heavy buffers.  If it has a blank face it is most likely a standard carbine buffer.          
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