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Old 03-16-2009, 08:02 PM
ruggedtraditions ruggedtraditions is offline
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Anyone try the enidine hydraulic buffers? Are they any good?

I have no experience with them, but seems like they could be a good product. They say they reduce "bolt bounce", and felt recoil.

Since it would be more of a fluid motion than a rigid buffer bounce, I wonder if they would make a difference in action sound.


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Old 03-16-2009, 08:17 PM
Fudmottin Fudmottin is offline
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I don't know what bolt bounce is supposed to be.

No buffer setup is going to reduce recoil. Recoil is strictly a function of conservation of momentum. I can close my gas block so that the action doesn't cycle at all. Recoil is the same. The sound is certainly different because the action does make a lot of noise.

In terms of "felt recoil", the mass of the reciprocating parts is the major factor. The bolt carrier (and buffer) put energy into the spring while compressing it. Then the spring energy is used to push the carrier back into battery. This system works inside the rifle. That makes describing the action on the shooter a bit tricky.
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Old 04-13-2009, 08:22 PM
avnut avnut is offline
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I cut 2 1/4" off my stock carbine spring.With subloads using bluedot and 2400 the action will cycle enough to eject the spent case,but wont strip the new round from the mag.I guess I will get a wolff reduced power spring and try again.
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