This is wrong.
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A1/A2 tube will use plain old A1/A2 rifle buffer and rifle spring..
Note that the buffer in a 9mm is usually twice as heavy as a normal CAR buffer. In other words, your buffer is special in your fake CAR stock. The spring in your CAR stock is a regular carbine buffer spring.
To use an A1 or A2 buffer tube with your 9mm buffer and carbine buffer spring, you will need to buy a spacer that slides down into the A1/A2 tube first.
This is an example spacer
http://www.riflegear.com/p-398-rra-9mm-stock-spacer.aspx Get your A1/A2 tube on with stock, put spacer in, then put in your old 9mm buffer and carbine spring.
An argument can be made that a regular rifle buffer and rifle buffer spring should work. However, a heavier buffer (i.e. 9mm) is better for dwell time and keeping gas out of your face. Further, it is cheaper to only get a spacer as opposed to a rifle buffer spring and a rifle buffer that "should" work.