Is there a heavier Buffer Spring for AR

[hylander]

Boo

[blacklisted]

I don't know about a spring, but there are various different rate reducing buffers available. I'm sure someone here know, but I sure don't.

[PistolKidd]

I have an Enidine buffer that seems to work quite well at reducing the felt kick. Apparently on "Full-Auto" it will cause the firing rate to reduce a few hundred rounds? I dont know about this as I dont have any FA's to test this out..

The ARF guys love them and swear by it. Ive sold my remaining supply of Enidine buffers to various forum members. I only have 1 MGI buffer left. If you're interested, it's still for sale. I was going to 'tempt' a buddy of mine into picking it up, but if you want it, it's still available.

Just send me a PM and we can talk about it further.

[phish]

There is a spring with a heavier rate sold by Superior Shooting Systems. It's made of chrome silicon. There's also another item sold known as the carrier weight system (cws) that adds another 4 oz. to the bolt carrier.

http://www.davidtubb.com

Some people even use the heavier buffer used for 9mm conversions, J&T Distributing carries it along with others.

[xenophobe]

M16 bolt carrier and heavy buffer should do the trick... if that's not enough... read the suggestions in the posts above ^^^

[Pablo]

Is there a heavier buffer spring for the AR, "A-2 Stock"
I would like to slow down the cycle rate to give the powder
alittle time to burn.

Yes, there is:

http://www.midwayusa.com/ebrowse.exe/browse?TabID=9&Categoryid=17010&categorystring=10636***10560***8807***11619***

[shin_en]

What about a 9mm buffer?

[shin_en]

The 9mm buffer was designed for collapsible stocks.

Can't you just get a spacer then?

[pidooma]

Can't you just get a spacer then?

RRA makes a spacer so you can use their 9mm buffer in an A2 stock:

http://www.rockriverarms.com/item-detail.cfm?ID=9MM0073&storeid=1ℑ=9part2v.gif