Posted: 9/21/2016 2:12:33 AM EDT
I recently ordered a Colt H2 carbine buffer. It came unpackaged and with a stamped "H2" which looks different from the dot matrix "H" of the original buffer in my 6920. Did I receive an authentic Colt H2 buffer? Here's a photo comparing the markings on the two buffers.
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Quoted: Where did you find one in stock? Ive been looking for one myself Specialized Armament. Genuine Colt, and you'll pay for it. I think this is where I got mine. |
| I ordered mine from Arms Unlimited. I hope they're a reputable vendor. |
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I've bought from Arms Unlimited many times and they have been great. Buy with confidence. Cheers |
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Don't overpay for your Colt parts, we have all genuine factory parts in stock (that includes H, H2, H3 buffers) and at the lowest prices on the web
https://www.armsunlimited.com/Colt-s/8889.htm |
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Don't overpay for your Colt parts, we have all genuine factory parts in stock (that includes H, H2, H3 buffers) and at the lowest prices on the web https://www.armsunlimited.com/Colt-s/8889.htm 
Would love some 9mm lower receiver .... ! |
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Just received a couple of Geissele Super 42 Braided Wire Buffer Spring and Buffer Combo's yesterday and the buffer is identical to my Colt buffers - pin slightly sticking out of sides and same finish and whatnot ..
Only difference is that is has Geissele Automatics engraved on the face as well as the H-1 that is clearly not the same as the engraved logo. |
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