AR15 heavy buffers

[alberta tactical rifle]

With the apparent shortage of H2 weight buffers, we now manufacture our own:D
They weight 4 ounces and sell for $60.00.

[CdnCombatMedic]

Looks great!

[Trinimon]

Are these loaded with tungsten powder like the Spike's Tactical or regular tungsten weights?

[Steijaka]

When would you suggest using these buffers?
Own a pretty much stock Smith & Wesson M&P15T

[Conte]

4oz? Hmm, that's barely an H2.

Will you be making them heavier ?
I've been running 6oz, and would probably be looking for another if I started another carbine lower builds.
I'd much rather buy Canadian and $60 is about the same price I'd pay for another one of what I have now.

[Donster 125]

Are these loaded with tungsten powder like the Spike's Tactical or regular tungsten weights?

any update on this?

[alberta tactical rifle]

any update on this?

Tungsten weights

[alberta tactical rifle]

4oz? Hmm, that's barely an H2.

Will you be making them heavier ?
I've been running 6oz, and would probably be looking for another if I started another carbine lower builds.
I'd much rather buy Canadian and $60 is about the same price I'd pay for another one of what I have now.

These run every 1 of our guns well, so do not see any point in making heavier 1s, at least until there is some demand.

[Max Owner]

What exactly does a buffer do?

[jbrow397]

Yeah I am new to the AR world, can someone direct the unwashed masses to a source that explains when different weighted buffers should be used? I have a 14.5 inch barrel AR.