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Posted: 3/3/2012 8:03:56 PM EDT
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OK, I'm pretty sure I have heard people were using the H2. That is what I have. I'm getting the round ejected, but not reliably getting a round stripped off and fed correctly. I have a 8.5 in Noveske with a pistol tube and 220 grain subs. I'm using a Trident can. 2 different Pmags. This is my 9MM sbr lower, and I think maybe I changed the buffer spring once too, I just can't remember.
The frustrating thing is I shot one round without my can just to make sure everything was OK since this was a new build and then I screwed on the can and shot 5 times without a hickup. THat put a big ass smile on my face. I only got it to cycle correctly one time for two shots after that. All the rest were either light strikes or jams or not stripping the round off the mag. I have a regular buffer, a tungsten buffer and a different spring to try, but thought I would ask some of y'all too. I know in the original thread that some people were having problems with Pmags. Thoughts? TIA |
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Ditch the PMags and others are using lighter buffers. +1 on the Pmags and buffer. Mine is an 8" noveske and I have had a few jams(with supersonic suppressed) in which the round was caught mid case and jammed sideways and only partially stripped from the mag. I use regular aluminum or SS mags now with wolf +10% springs and magpul anti-tilt followers and they work great. I am also running a regular H buffer. Hope this helps 
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Ditch the PMags and others are using lighter buffers. +1 on the Pmags and buffer. Mine is an 8" noveske and I have had a few jams(with supersonic suppressed) in which the round was caught mid case and jammed sideways and only partially stripped from the mag. I use regular aluminum or SS mags now with wolf +10% springs and magpul anti-tilt followers and they work great. I am also running a regular H buffer. Hope this helps I went looking through some of my stuff and I had two new in the plastic Bushmaster mags with magpul followers. $32.99 each.  I don't even remember buying them. I will try them and change out the buffer and spring to a "stock" carbine and see what happens. Thanks.
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