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Posted: 3/13/2008 9:44:37 AM EDT
How does this thing go on   What part acts as the buffer and does it look like everything's there? |
| Go to this page, toward the bottom you will find your answer. Post pictures of your pistol when you are done. |
Never in a million years would I have figured that one out Thanks!  Unknown upper and buffer tube assembly out of the EE DPMS LPK DPMS B/BC/CH Mega lower Ergo grip I've got a cheapo red dot on the way that hopefully will be here today for the range tomorrow if not I'll still take it out there for a function check. Thanks again for the help!! |
This is my first pistol and I really didn't do any research, the buffer came with the upper so if it doesn't work well then it'll be in the EE and I'll buy a rifle buffer tube. Hopefully I'll have at least a function report on Friday. |
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Thanks guys and now a function report!! My wife and I drove down to the local range today and put 90rds through it, it functioned perfect on the first and last mag but the middle mag it gave me some problems but it's a safe bet that it was mag problems and not gun problems. I'm still waiting on my optics to come in so today was just a function check. ..and well it functioned  Put out a nice big fireball as well 
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Just curious to see if the buffer spring will hold up. I have two of the kits and the springs seem rather fragile. Do any of you huys know if a better spring is available? I like the shorter tube...but lets see if the spring hold up. Thanks for the review of your new pistol and GOOD LUCK! |
I believe the springs are the 1911 style that are available from a lot of reliable manufacturers. They are also available in assorted weights, progressive ratings, etc.. I would be curious to see if another spring from a glock, sig, etc. pistol would work between the ID of the 45 spring and the shaft that acts as the rear bolt stop. The spring would have to be wound in the opposite direction of the 45 spring. |
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