I picked up some used parts for a great deal and some trades but the owner couldn't remember what buffer tube he had on it, mil spec or commercial. Is there an easy way to tell just by looking at it? Trying to figure it out for buttstocks.
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Buffer tube question.
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An upper doesn't have a buffer tube... But some commerical tubes are slanted on the rear, compared to a milspec which is flat. Both will work fine.NRA Lifetime Member -
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There are also commercial spec tubes with a flat end.
The only statement that is FULLY correct is to say that slanted back tubes are commercial spec.Randall Rausch
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Dude! That is awesome. How did you do that?The answer you're looking for is here.Rev.
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