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04-13-2009, 11:52 PM
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Good M-14,M1A recoil buffers on ebay...
i found a killer deal on m14,m1a recoil buffers last week on ebay...
i took a chance and bought one of these buffers and when it arrived today,i threw it into my polytech and blasted away with about 500+rds and the buffer still looked new...it says the buffers are made out of viton usa material and what ever that is it works....the buffer only cost 15.00bucks with free shipping!...i've tried advanced technologies products and they dont seem to hold up...maybe i just got a bad ones?...who ever this is selling them i hope they make some for other types of firearms...figured i'd let some of yall know....keep safe!
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04-14-2009, 03:20 AM
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Thanks for the heads up. I've been using the Buffer Technologies buffer, in conjunction with the Tubbs/Superior Shooting Systems chrome silicon springs. And this combo leaves my empty brass about 18" away in a nice little pile, with every rifle.
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04-14-2009, 05:27 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by m72law
i found a killer deal on m14,m1a recoil buffers last week on ebay...
i took a chance and bought one of these buffers and when it arrived today,i threw it into my polytech and blasted away with about 500+rds and the buffer still looked new...it says the buffers are made out of viton usa material and what ever that is it works....the buffer only cost 15.00bucks with free shipping!...i've tried advanced technologies products and they dont seem to hold up...maybe i just got a bad ones?...who ever this is selling them i hope they make some for other types of firearms...figured i'd let some of yall know....keep safe!
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I had similar results (not so good) using Advanced Tech buffers through my M14 types, and quit using them altogether, but it appears that all buffers are not built alike. I may give them a try.
M14sRock...... Where did you purchase your springs from? How do they hold up compared to GI springs?
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04-15-2009, 03:52 AM
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Originally Posted by fragout
I had similar results (not so good) using Advanced Tech buffers through my M14 types, and quit using them altogether, but it appears that all buffers are not built alike. I may give them a try.
M14sRock...... Where did you purchase your springs from? How do they hold up compared to GI springs?
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A USGI recoil spring is rated for 5,000 cycles. The Superior Shooting Syst chrome sil springs are rated for 500,000 cycles.
All of my rifles now wear chrome silicon springs.
My LRB M25 has about 1,000 rds through it since adding the shok buff. No signs of wear or damage to the buffer at all.
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04-15-2009, 04:15 AM
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Originally Posted by M14sRock
A USGI recoil spring is rated for 5,000 cycles. The Superior Shooting Syst chrome sil springs are rated for 500,000 cycles.
All of my rifles now wear chrome silicon springs.
My LRB M25 has about 1,000 rds through it since adding the shok buff. No signs of wear or damage to the buffer at all.
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Thanks for the info on the buffers and springs guys.
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04-18-2009, 06:41 PM
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wolf springs any good?...im thinking of buying a few to put back in case of hard times..or what ever? heck for just 13.99 a pop...cant go to wrong,& i ve heard pretty good things about wolf products...
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05-20-2009, 05:36 AM
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Late response. Oops. Wolf springs are excellent, but the Tubbs will last longer.
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05-23-2009, 03:10 PM
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i just bought 2 new original USGI m14 recoil springs from numrich for less than 7 bucks a pop!....sound like a good deal to me..how does the original springs hold up?...is it just me or does it seems like numrich website gets iffy trying to find things on theyre website?.... 
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05-23-2009, 05:04 PM
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i just bought 2 new original USGI m14 recoil springs from numrich for less than 7 bucks a pop!....sound like a good deal to me..how does the original springs hold up?...is it just me or does it seems like numrich website gets iffy trying to find things on theyre website?.... |
Probably excellent springs. Were they new, or used? If used, you won't know how many rds went through them.
The Numrich site will test anyone's patience.
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05-24-2009, 12:17 AM
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it said in the description they where unissued new usgi m14 op.rod spring...no picture...i took a chance?...
they came in a clear ziplock like baggie....kinda wondering myself if they are original because there is no traces of grease or oils on the springs...
i thought most any type of original parts would be coated with something?
i havent had time to try one out...but i must say it feels alot better (more tension) then the one in my polytech...
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