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Posted: 1/6/2013 4:19:05 PM EDT
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I know Enidine hydrolic buffers were all the rage a few years ago.
Does anybody still run one in their 9mm AR? How do they stack up to the Slash Q or the Hahn or Spike heavy/long buffers? |
| The Enidine buffer is designed to work with a locked breech gas system.......It will work in a DI 45 upper where a static buffer of the same weight will prevent the action from cycling. I would advise against the Enidine in a blowback upper......the percieved mass of the bolt diminishes significantly in the 1/2 or so inch of travel the piston in the buffer has before the recoil impulse actually "sees" the extra mass of the buffer. |
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I use them and like them. No Issues with out of battery discharge? I have an 80% yellow logic lower and a slickside YL upper that I'm gonna finish up......just have to make a bolt and barrel if the enidine will work good...... After I found that my AR45 uppers would run with one....I was thinking it would be an issue with blowback......but it was just conjecture as I have no blowback AR's.....all my pistol stuff is DI |
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I use them and like them. No Issues with out of battery discharge? I have an 80% yellow logic lower and a slickside YL upper that I'm gonna finish up......just have to make a bolt and barrel if the enidine will work good...... After I found that my AR45 uppers would run with one....I was thinking it would be an issue with blowback......but it was just conjecture as I have no blowback AR's.....all my pistol stuff is DI No issues yet. |
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