Buffers! Buffers! & Buffers! What's the Difference H1, H2, & H3 Let's see what happens
Buffers! Buffers! & Buffers! What's the Difference H1, H2, & H3 Let's see what happens
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Change your spring to a sprinco hot white spring or red spring dude.
Good video
You need to buy yourself a couple Springco springs, Blue and Red… that should fix you’re problem
Research springco springs. They make lighter buffer springs that would prob solve the issue.
Goofy
i thank your review was great because it proved something. that if overgassed the buffer weight may or may not fix the situation. However it would have been really interesting to see if your rifle has bolt bounce and if the different weights had any affect.
Mr. Geissele states that a H buffer and a H1 buffer are the same thing
Any issues having a H3 Buffer with a 14.5" Midlength?
Another benefit of using a heavy buffer is to reduce bolt bounce.
The H3 did significantly improve the ejection pattern
Next time lets not weigh things on carpet 👌
Did you ever try the sprinco buffer springs for the over gas issue??
Adjustable Gas block will be your answer !!!
Will the part wear out faster ?
Add a blue springco
It’s the spring, chief. You already know that, though.
Even if you don’t get much of a change to the angle of ejection it still benefits you to use the heaviest buffer that runs. While it may not be perceptible it every so slightly delays extraction and aids in both reliability and reduced parts wear. Even a few milliseconds delay gives the chamber pressure more time to come down before the extraction begins. I personally use the Vltor A5 system because it gives more weight and slows down more due to that and increased travel over carbine.
hmm no difference, so now what? So leave it?? Not a solution.
I learned that the gas impingement system still sucks.
"Weed is not free." Best quote in the whole video.
Try the a5 buffer system, all my ARs run it now
They need to be kicking shells to about 4:00 of the ejection port. It may function reliably at other angles, but it’s about proper timing so you’re not beating things apart prematurely.
Need to watch for deflection. That changes the ejection direction.
Gonna need adjustable gas block. I have a Ruger 556 mpr 18 inch barrel rifle length gas system. I had to go to h2 buffer with springco red extra power spring to bring ejection from 1- 2 o’clock to 3 -4 oclock
Does your folder use the extension? Doesn’t that make it heavier just buy having that?
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What folding stock adapter is that and where can I get one
Sprinco springs really help with the fine tuning if it is that overgased then I’d buy the blue, red, and white/red spring. Start with red and work down I keep 4 different types of buffers and three different springs in my range bag when building a new ar-15.
They’re all hitting the shell deflector and going where they’re supposed to
Hey KB32 I’ve got a question! Building out a PSA PA10 GEN3 BUILDERS SET. With a 18 inch fluted mid length gas system barrel, adjustable Aero gas block and a carbine 6 position buffer tube. What do you recommend for a buffer weight? Any information would be greatly appreciated! Thanks
1. grease the buffer tube
2. go with softer spring
3. if you have adjustable gas block dial it in
Great test… You need to add a Sprinco Heavy spring to that mix..
All cases hit the A2 upgrade design brass deflector designed for left hand shooters. 1986-87 roughly.
Excellent video.
Well..? Ok, was worth it for the comic relief, sort of a tool time vibe.
Change the spring
Should’ve thrown a lower with an a5 into the mix and seen if that made it eject more at 3-4
I foolishly assumed bootlickers knew more about guns than this video indicates.
did it change the perceived recoil
This is why pistol braces are on the ATF radar. People like this making videos shouldering a pistol brace.
If you running a full auto the heavier the buffer is the faster the rpm ??
I have a 10.5" that did the same thing, kept stepping up the buffers and while it calmed down some, still about 2 Oclock. its not a big deal though, little over gassing is fine.
When he said "we have it locked to the rear"
H3 with the Geissele. 😎👍
Need a stiffer spring or go agb
Adams arms AASF 15 rifle buffer spring and an H3 buffer running without any malfunctions.
I’m a left handed shooter and built a 16" 6.5 grendel I want a h3 buffer to get it to just run smoother but I want it to eject away from my face
superlative block. got three on my builds. buffers and springs alter recoil along with reducing the tendency to stack loads/jam under rapid fire.
I’ve got that Russian perst 4 gen 3 :). What would you run for a Franklin armory binary trigger? I’ve got a 16" rifle length gas system upper….not sure the weight to use… pleez help?
more buffer spring and adjustable Gas Block for tuning