Which buffer?

[randas]

I'm looking at aftermarket buffers for my 10/22, but I'm not sure which one to go with. Everyone seems to claim theirs is the only way to go. Are they all the same?

 

[elimsprint]

All the same basically, some just go in a little easier. There was a guy on here selling them in the EE, blue ones, but I can't remember his handle. They are really good.
Kim

 

[Nonus]

I got one of the blue ones, tuffer buffer or something like that I think the name is.

It is essentially all the same really, I think the blue ones are made in Canada too.

 

[elimsprint]

Tuffer Buffer, that's the dude. He's a Canadian guy from CGN. I've got his in both my guns right now, really good fit. The yellow ones were a little loose IMHO.
Kim

 

[elimsprint]

Here it is w.tufferbuffer.com

 

[clang]

Thanks for the link also - Just ordered a pack!

/cl

 

[Wham-O]

Do a search for "Tuffer Buffer" on Rimfire Central and see what those guys think!!!
They LOVE that buffer!!!!! (and it's Canadian! )

 

[PowerStroke]

i have a whole bunch of the tuffer buffers.. brand new... PM me if your interested.

 

[pitdogboy]

I have 3 on 3 10/22.

Tuffer buffer all the way. Buddy got banned for not paying dealer fees last time I checked.

 

[Farmb0y]

Same #### different pile is what I've been told.

 

[Wham-O]

Same s**t different pile is what I've been told.

You've been told wrong...
Not many buffers can claim to work in all 3 calibers (.22LR, 22WMR & .17HM2)

 

[Slipery]

I bought the Tuffer Buffer.. Guy lives in Ontario, great customer service, fast shipping, can't go wrong

 

[Saladorm]

ok i went to the website, what exactly is a buffer for on a ruger?

 

[Wham-O]

ok i went to the website, what exactly is a buffer for on a ruger?

For me, it eliminated my stove piping issues after I installed the T-B. It made the cycling of the action smoother & quieter.
I actually really enjoy the sound of my 10/22's now with the buffers installed.
No more "clank" when you fire them. It's more of a "thump" now.
Hard to explain...but it sounds cool.

 

[Saladorm]

Ok i did some more research i think i know what it's for now.. that is pretty neat and simple

 

[krausb]

Because of this thread, I just ordered a 5 pack of Tuffer Buffers (never hurts to have a couple of spares). It's always good to be able to order a Canadian made product. Now all we need is some Canadian made 10/22 barrels and triggers and we'll be set...

 

[elimsprint]

I really like the fit of the tuffer buffer over the 2 other brands I bought. Other than that they're all polyurethane rods for sure.
Kim

 

[deadlydelta]

does anybody know how long the tuffer buffer last. i just put one in my ruger 10/22

 

[canucklehead]

does anybody know how long the tuffer buffer last. i just put one in my ruger 10/22

It will last longer than you. Seriously, we're talking tens of thousands of rounds.

I have one in my 10/22 (not a 'tuffer buffer', but same diff) and many thousands of rounds and years later, you can't see ANY wear on it.

Mine is one of the ones that is a solid steel rod about 1/8", covered in polyurathane. Works as advertised!

 

[Onagoth]

does anybody know how long the tuffer buffer last. i just put one in my ruger 10/22

Who cares, they only cost $5. But like ^, they last forever