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Buffer and spring question
#1
For a 6.5 grendel build does a standard rifle buffer/spring combo work or do you need to run something that is heavier or lighter?
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#2
Rifle buffer works fine in rifles out to 24". In carbines, heavier buffers have been used with great effect. Standard springs are fine, but I like Tubb flat springs and others really like the JP captured spring.
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#3
It really depends on your gas system length and gas port diameter, but an AR15 rifle buffer and spring are one of the better options when looking at reliability across a wide range of rifle and carbine configurations.

I've seen the rifle buffer/spring combo in a rifle extension tube work reliably on:

* 24" RLGS
* 20" RLGS
* 18" MLGS with too large of port, but an adjustable gas block choked almost all the way closed
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#4
Thanks guys, exactly what I was looking for.
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