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Posted: 8/15/2016 2:22:13 PM EDT
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When would one use a heavy buffer?
Who makes a light weight but sturdy M-Loc hand guard. |
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I almost always start with an H buffer. They normally work very well across a broad range of applications. ETA: Milspec carbine buffer is the H buffer. It moved to the H2 buffer when they went to a heavier profiled barrel in the M4A1. So starting point for lighter weight barrel profiles should probably be H and if your using a heavier profile you might start with an H2. For the most part, either will work in almost all configurations. |
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Everyone loves the chart. Personally I feel of your rifle ejects the spent brass and picks up a new round then it works and does not need any "upgrades". I don't think I would say that "Everybody" loves the chart, after some of the knock down dragged out fights that have gone on over the years over the chart! 
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I'm not looking to upgrade anything. Just wondering when to use a heavy buffer in a build. But I see it is more of a fix for a problem maybe?? If your rifle runs then it's fine. There is a whole Pandoras box of dwell time and your bolt will shatter because math. |
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