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i just purchased a $6 rubber buffer from p&d and was wondering how to install and what the benifits are and also ive been having problems with stove piping the empyt case gets caught on the way out if anyone can help thank you.
 
The bolt buffer simply replaces the largest pin immediately behind the bolt. It serves to quiet down the noise from the bolt slamming back into the pin. The result is more of a thud than a snap once installed.

Before changing out more parts, clean the gun and try a variety of cartridges. Some work well, others not. If you dont find a sweetheart cartridge then move on to parts. Stovepipe jams can be related to the extractor not functioning properly, the bolt buffer likely won't help. Try a Kidd or Volquartsen extractor.

Happy shooting!
 
ibdavidson said:
The bolt buffer simply replaces the largest pin immediately behind the bolt. It serves to quiet down the noise from the bolt slamming back into the pin. The result is more of a thud than a snap once installed.

Before changing out more parts, clean the gun and try a variety of cartridges. Some work well, others not. If you dont find a sweetheart cartridge then move on to parts. Stovepipe jams can be related to the extractor not functioning properly, the bolt buffer likely won't help. Try a Kidd or Volquartsen extractor.

Happy shooting![thanks for the info and i have been trying differnt ammo , i usually use blazer or fedral but now i just bought remington viper and some winchester super x super speed hp and ill se how those work out , also i was getting most of the problems with my 50 rd drum mags so maby those are the problem.]
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devobm146 said:
i was getting most of the problems with my 50 rd drum mags so maby those are the problem.
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If your problem happens to be with a Black dog 50 round drum mag, then this just might be a possible solution for you (there are many other posts on how to fix the Black dog drum, this is just one of them, specifically for the SR22).

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