AR Hydraulic buffer

Posted By: BassCat'99

AR Hydraulic buffer - 10/02/15 06:41 PM

Came across something neat, hydraulic dampners for AR style rifles...Kryshot Hyd. buffers at www.buffertech.com looks interesting?

Posted By: tenyearsgone

Spring buffers have worked for over 50 years. What's that saying about not being broke and fixed?

Posted By: hdfireman

More moving parts means more things that can break. I have seen them fail! As stated above go with what is proven.

Posted By: TexFlip

I've got a couple JP silent captured springs and the difference is amazing.

Posted By: Cast

Originally Posted By: TexFlip

I've got a couple JP silent captured springs and the difference is amazing.

Right there! I tried one and immediately changed all mine to captive JP Springs. AR10's too.

Posted By: Mfloski

Originally Posted By: TexFlip

I've got a couple JP silent captured springs and the difference is amazing.

Posted By: Lance Vick

Originally Posted By: TexFlip

I've got a couple JP silent captured springs and the difference is amazing.

Once you get one you are going to want more ,,,,,,working on changing all mine out ,,,,,,,

Posted By: J.G.

Originally Posted By: Lance Vick

Originally Posted By: TexFlip

I've got a couple JP silent captured springs and the difference is amazing.

Once you get one you are going to want more ,,,,,,working on changing all mine out ,,,,,,,

What do they do different?

Posted By: TexFlip

Originally Posted By: FiremanJG

Originally Posted By: Lance Vick

Originally Posted By: TexFlip

I've got a couple JP silent captured springs and the difference is amazing.

Once you get one you are going to want more ,,,,,,working on changing all mine out ,,,,,,,

What do they do different?

They reduce felt recoil and the mechanical noise of a rifle. Work very well when running suppressed to cut down on noise.

Posted By: J.G.

Thank you.

Guess I need one!