New Enidine AR10 Hydraulic Buffer...!

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14 years 5 months ago - 14 years 5 months ago #4586 by a Guest
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Adding weight beats things up both ways and plays havic on the weak buffer tube threads. Wait until you have one of those break. I saw Tubb's break, funny as heck. The weights increases recoil to the shooter. The high power and race guns that we assemble are timed for low recoil. The buffer spring compresion rate is one of the main players. There will be no damage with the increase power buffer springs as long as you count the stack dim of the wire dia and don't have the compresion bottom out. It will increase forward recoil very little and the bolt cam pin takes most of the hit in the cam area only shired with the face of the bolt carrier and the barrel extension which has the most impact. Change cam pins every 20000 rounds. Ejection location is a direct factor of bolt carrier rear thrust speed. The more important thing is travel of the spent case. The rule of thumb is 3'at 3 o'clock. You only need 19500 psi to cycle the actions so gas port location is targeted to that location. Bullet weight factor is key here, a 243 set up for 58gr bullets can use a +2" gas port location where as the same using 107s will use a +4" gas port location. There aint a good combo location for the 243 where as a barrel set for heavy bullets most of the time won't cycle the light ones. The weight systems and heavy buffers should be left to blow back systems on the pistol rounds. We had a guy put all that stuff in his rifle and his scores dropped in the rapid fire stages because he couldn't stay on target. He wouldn't hear of doing it the right way and then wanted to enrole in my civilian class, he didn't get in that ether. I never told him why because it put him out of winning the matches.MSH
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14 years 5 months ago #4587 by a Guest
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Here is the info supplied by Enidine reguarding the DOD U.S. Military contracts:


Thank you for contacting us regarding the .308 full length buffer. There is no contract in place however we would gladly offer a discounted price for anyone wishing to place a volume purchase above 25 pcs. You can contact me directly if and when folks would like to discuss further.


Sincerely,
Chris Janson
Defense Sales Manager - Americas
ITT Enidine Inc.
Direct: 716.740.5173


Thanks Elk for the forward.MSH

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14 years 5 months ago #4667 by Laughing Elk
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Anytime!
Elk

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14 years 5 months ago #4799 by burly223
Replied by burly223 on topic Re:New Enidine AR10 Hydraulic Buffer...!
www.enidine.com . Just received mine from MidWay USA.

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