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Posted: 10/27/2014 7:52:07 PM EDT
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I just bought my first AR10. It was a used Scott Medesha with a POF Upper and Lower Side charger, Geissele trigger with 26inch Krieger Barrel and nice adjustable stock with a cheek rest. I got the rifle for 1200.00 so I think I got a pretty good deal. The buffer looks like a shock or something, is that to reduce recoil. I want to load reduced recoil loads for my Son sometimes. Will it create any issues with ejecting the reduced loads or can I adjust the gas block to make them eject.
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| That's correct I do reload I just wasn't sure if I should switch to a "solid" buffer instead of the one that looks like a shock. Never had an AR10 and have never seen a hydraulic buffer just checking with you guys to see if I need to change it for reduced loads |
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That's correct I do reload I just wasn't sure if I should switch to a "solid" buffer instead of the one that looks like a shock. Never had an AR10 and have never seen a hydraulic buffer just checking with you guys to see if I need to change it for reduced loads With the current set up, even stiff loads should not be a problem, because you have such a heavy barrel. My problem with hydraulic buffers is the initial resistance of the plunger being of questionable resistance to the gas impulse acting on the carrier. |
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