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How many roofies do you need "before" placing it on "your nuts"Originally Posted by Skully
Shoot your AR with the butt resting on your nutz and then think about recoil. (Disclaimer: not that I have actually done that.)
Mil Spec or Commercial stock for better fitment?
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Did you not read the disclaimer Jim? .....although my honest opinion mil spec.
Side show nailed it, too much of a wimp to personally test the recoil by nut -n-stick.
To the OP, buffer weight would not be as important as your muzzle end............i like my spikes dynacomp, people swear by battlecomp, but i am too cheap to spend that much but there are alternatives.
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I have a S&W M&P15T (16" carbine) that I added an H buffer to. I don't recall noticing a change in recoil, but I think it dampened the recoil a bit (if that makes sense) so it wasn't as sharp.
Other than that, shoot it a ton and the recoil tends to go away. Or, you can get an AR10, shoot that a ton and then pick up the AR15 and see if you're still complaining about recoil.
I'm running a mid-length gas on my 16" AR with an H Buffer and Carbine Action Spring...no problems, minimal recoil.
Very stable platform...
All BCM Parts here..
I just use the H buffer for the most part, although I do have a Spikes ST2.
I have used a variety of muzzle devices, and the favorite so far has been the AR Stoner Competition, which is pretty much the same as the JP Comps, just cheaper, and I just picked up an Arredondo comp to try, which I also think will work well. Have tried the Troy Medieval comp and its ok.
Agree with what Bert had to say, the buffer has more to do with the cycling of the rifle, the comp, rifle weight, stock fit, and ammunition selection is what affects felt recoil.
Thanks For the Help, thats the info I was looking for.
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Hey this link does not work please repost with a good link. Thank you
it works, good vid
let me know if you want to play with a different weights to see what works better in your rifle
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