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Hydraulic Recoil Buffers...
#1
Any thoughts/recommendations out there on hydraulic recoil buffers???
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#2
I have used them. they do soften the recoil, and they reduce the cycle rate. They have been reported to leak, and to change in efficiency as a result. I haven't used them much since, even in my .458 socom where it was most effective.
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#3
I can stop by Enidine's booth here at SHOT and ask them about something specific to the Grendel.
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#4
I use the Enidine rifle buffer in my Grendel with no problems or leaks. I think it works just fine and makes for quick target re-aquisition.
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#5
LRRPF52 Wrote:I can stop by Enidine's booth here at SHOT and ask them about something specific to the Grendel.

did you ever get to talk to them about it?
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#6
I use the MGI. It's somewhat overpriced, but works well. Don't think it has any fluids to leak.

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=18565...ING-BUFFER
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#7
That's a different approach to the same idea, a spring loaded buffer instead of hydraulic. I've not tried one.
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