Quoted: for the record, wear on the face of the buffer is not merely cosmetic, we've already had one guy who posted pictures of his very worn buffer AFTER it spit the weights into his carrier.
if buffer face wear was normal the Army would have a gage or a check for it. None exists.
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I think I'd probably notice if it had THAT much wear, before the weights dumped out.
It does concern me, though, that it looks like that after only a few hundred rounds. It does look (just eyeballing it and looking at how the GG&G agency sling mount sits on the LRE) like the LRE is a little bit cockeyed upward (toward 12'o'clock).
I'm going to run a Colt M16 carrier in it, which was my plan from the beginning for other reasons - do you think that will help keep the surfaces mated better?
Do you think this is the lower itself, or the LRE, that's off?