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je2140
Are the rubberized/plastic buffers made for semi auto rifles, that go between the bolt or the slide, and frame of any value?

JR
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  • mauser_central
    yes, they stop metal to metal slap/contact and in the case of a 10/22 with an aluminum reciever it will stop the bolt stop pin from damaging the pin hole over time. As the buffer takes the metal bolt stop pins place.

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  • muss
    I tried them in my ak's, they do reduce the noise and metal contact, but I got alot more jams then without them. I figure the ak's will outlast me so I am not too worried about the metal contact wearing out or breaking the gun. I took them out. I got mine from Buffer Technologies.

    muss
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  • Jake_S-83
    ive got them in my glocks and 10/22s. they do lessen the recoil in the pistols.
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  • redice
    quote:Originally posted by muss
    I tried them in my ak's, they do reduce the noise and metal contact, but I got alot more jams then without them. I figure the ak's will outlast me so I am not too worried about the metal contact wearing out or breaking the gun. I took them out. I got mine from Buffer Technologies.

    muss


    Jam with an ak? That is not possible... Did you take a hammer to it? A really really big hammer? Like a 20 pound sledge after bump firing a 40 round clip?

    "shakes head"

    jams in an ak.... now I have heard everything.

    edit: to the topic at hand, I just put in a blackjack buffer in my sar-1 about a month ago. I then put a good 60 rounds threw it I duno it feels different not sure I like it or not.
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