06-26-2020, 02:09 PM
Having played with every combo of bcg and buffer/spring under the sun with gas lengths ranging from rifle length all the way down too carbine. Both with factory and handloads.
If your not intending on useing a adjustable gas block don't do any lowmass parts, if you go with a adjustable gas block it really doesn't matter what weight bcg/buffer/spring you go with because you can tune the gas too the parts.
Now I will say this, if your wanting the lightest recoil your going to have to go full lowmass meaning. Adjustable gas, lowmass bcg and lowmass buffer/spring system.
All my AR grendels use adjustable gas lowmass bcg and standard carbine buffer/spring, I can drop the standard carbine buffer/spring out for my taccom lowmass buffer/spring set up and the difference comes out too adjusting the gas exactly one click on the gas block.
As far as mags, my advice is buy the cpd/duramags they are the best of the metal grendel mags.
Hope this helps sir.
If your not intending on useing a adjustable gas block don't do any lowmass parts, if you go with a adjustable gas block it really doesn't matter what weight bcg/buffer/spring you go with because you can tune the gas too the parts.
Now I will say this, if your wanting the lightest recoil your going to have to go full lowmass meaning. Adjustable gas, lowmass bcg and lowmass buffer/spring system.
All my AR grendels use adjustable gas lowmass bcg and standard carbine buffer/spring, I can drop the standard carbine buffer/spring out for my taccom lowmass buffer/spring set up and the difference comes out too adjusting the gas exactly one click on the gas block.
As far as mags, my advice is buy the cpd/duramags they are the best of the metal grendel mags.
Hope this helps sir.