Steak and Eggs Thursdays at Woodchuck's Cafe

Afternoon delight seems to be on the menu...

I kinda like morners myself . That's like a nooner only sooner . ;)

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Originally Posted by Dale Gribble

What's her name?

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Tackess Driver :banana:

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Originally Posted by Josh

Tackess Driver :banana:

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Well, she sounds hideous.

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Originally Posted by Dale Gribble

Well, she sounds hideous.

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That's why lights have switches.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATvW-pyBhIU

Blue Bronco, Rumbler.

http://www.ar15.com/archive/topic.html?b=3&f=4&t=263597

I think we were talking about a carbine buffer in an A1/A2 buffer tube at lunch. From what I've read, not good.

Reading also show that using a full A2 setup with carbine gas system is fine. Makes sense.

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Originally Posted by Dale Gribble

Blue Bronco, Rumbler.

http://www.ar15.com/archive/topic.html?b=3&f=4&t=263597

I think we were talking about a carbine buffer in an A1/A2 buffer tube at lunch. From what I've read, not good.

Reading also show that using a full A2 setup with carbine gas system is fine. Makes sense.

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Thanks!

BTW, demystifying buffers.

http://thearguys.com/ar-facts/difference-ar-15-buffers/

Great info. But remember that the recommendations are based on the 5.56 cartridge recoil profile. If you change that recoil profile you need to reconsider how it is "best" dealt with. :approve:

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Originally Posted by Rumbler

Great info. But remember that the recommendations are based on the 5.56 cartridge recoil profile. If you change that recoil profile you need to reconsider how it is "best" dealt with. :approve:

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Absolutely. Also it would seem if you don't know what buffer you need (but you have the standard), the smart money is to buy an H-3, and you can change out tungsten weights for steel until you get the gun to work the way you want.