I use them on all 10/22's as well. Much quieter, softer felt recoil, and takes away that metallic noise/shock when the bolt hits against the metal buffer. I wasn't sure about them until I tried one, now I swear by them. It has to be easier on your optics as well. I would suggest the original Yellow Jacket buffer. I think they are the best.
I use them on all 10/22's as well. Much quieter, softer felt recoil, and takes away that metallic noise/shock when the bolt hits against the metal buffer. I wasn't sure about them until I tried one, now I swear by them. It has to be easier on your optics as well. I would suggest the original Yellow Jacket buffer. I think they are the best.
i always use buffers as well. it takes the clank out when you shoot and just , makes sense to prevent fatigue on the bolt
Thx for the input guys. Ill try em, do you perfer a specific brand? There are more than a few out there.
I've been using these buffers:
http://coolguyguns.com/webstore/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=7&products_id=1
Kidd, the maker of the best 2-stage trigger group!
http://coolguyguns.com/webstore/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=7&products_id=1
Kidd, the maker of the best 2-stage trigger group!
I use these. I bought a big pack so I would have extras for any future builds.
http://www.castleofevil.com/buffers/index.html
http://www.castleofevil.com/buffers/index.html
Forgive the hijack, but I've been looking at getting a 10/22 buffer also. Do you think there is much difference between the brands or are they all are pretty much the same?
dnt know the difference but ive always used yellow jackets
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