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Posted: 4/17/2015 9:57:39 PM EDT
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Looking for a milspec buffer assembly with 6 position, spring and buffer, spacer and castle nut kit.
Are the .308's different from the ar15? recommended buffer weight for midrifle gas and magpul ctr stock? Its for a QD lower....thanks alot!! |
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There's a question like this on the AR basics forum. I did a quick search for the guy and found a carbine set on DPMS. Don't remember odd the soccer was part of the set. It may be the one piece that you need to get separately. Check out heavybuffers.com, for the weight, but I think that DPMS set will just work.
ETA the post was actually posted just today in this forum. |
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Looking for a milspec buffer assembly with 6 position, spring and buffer, spacer and castle nut kit. Are the .308's different from the ar15? recommended buffer weight for midrifle gas and magpul ctr stock? Its for a QD lower....thanks alot!! Includes a spare cheap GI stock. |
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Looking for a milspec buffer assembly with 6 position, spring and buffer, spacer and castle nut kit. Are the .308's different from the ar15? recommended buffer weight for midrifle gas and magpul ctr stock? Its for a QD lower....thanks alot!! Two different types: DPMS - standard receiver extension, shorter buffer, and beefier spring. AR10 - longer receiver extension, standard length carbine buffers (H series), and a different beefier spring Choosing between the two? Well, which would you rather have standard with the AR? The receiver extension or the buffer? |
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Quoted: Two different types: DPMS - standard receiver extension, shorter buffer, and beefier spring. AR10 - longer receiver extension, standard length carbine buffers (H series), and a different beefier spring Choosing between the two? Well, which would you rather have standard with the AR? The receiver extension or the buffer? Quoted: Quoted: Looking for a milspec buffer assembly with 6 position, spring and buffer, spacer and castle nut kit. Are the .308's different from the ar15? recommended buffer weight for midrifle gas and magpul ctr stock? Its for a QD lower....thanks alot!! Two different types: DPMS - standard receiver extension, shorter buffer, and beefier spring. AR10 - longer receiver extension, standard length carbine buffers (H series), and a different beefier spring Choosing between the two? Well, which would you rather have standard with the AR? The receiver extension or the buffer? |
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Two different types: DPMS - standard receiver extension, shorter buffer, and beefier spring. AR10 - longer receiver extension, standard length carbine buffers (H series), and a different beefier spring Choosing between the two? Well, which would you rather have standard with the AR? The receiver extension or the buffer? Quoted:
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Looking for a milspec buffer assembly with 6 position, spring and buffer, spacer and castle nut kit. Are the .308's different from the ar15? recommended buffer weight for midrifle gas and magpul ctr stock? Its for a QD lower....thanks alot!! Two different types: DPMS - standard receiver extension, shorter buffer, and beefier spring. AR10 - longer receiver extension, standard length carbine buffers (H series), and a different beefier spring Choosing between the two? Well, which would you rather have standard with the AR? The receiver extension or the buffer? Having it actually work > Parts compatibility with a different rifle. AR10 carbine assembly FTMFW. Protip: You can also use the Vltor A5 receiver extension as it's practically the same dimensions. |
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Having it actually work > Parts compatibility with a different rifle. Either way, some parts will be compatible the tube or the buffers.... My standard length extension and short heavy buffer works well, too. You just have to keep all the parts together. A long extension AR or Vltor, with a DPMS spring might not be optimum. Similarly, a AR spring in a short extension isn't going to work well. |
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