Armaspec SRS captured spring buffer

[Trinimon]

Looks like JP has some competition with regards to captured spring buffers and at a cheaper cost too.

So who's gonna bring these in?

 

[badboybeeson]

I got a few samples to try out from the impoter earlier in the year
They work quite well.

 

[playinghooky]

You could always get ctcsupplies to import it from Rainier Arms.

 

[redryder]

Still no Canadian retailer for these?

 

[Trinimon]

I was hoping Brownells would have carried 'em. Nope.

 

[ctcs]

We are now stocking the Armaspec SRS Stealth Recoil System - available in 3.3oz, 3.8oz H and 4.7oz H2

 

[TheM4chef]

Will you be stocking the 308 version?

 

[jiffx2781]

I picked up one of these a while back. It's another cost effective alternative to the JP Enterprises system. Works great.

http://www.shootinginnovationsllc.com/recoil-reduction-system.html

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[unstableryan]

Hello,

Please excuse the ignorance, I'm not new to most stuff firearms but I am fairly new to AR type rifles and I'm building my own first one and don't have a buffer/tube yet. I would like to know the advantage to a system like this over the old style. Is it better cycling rate or more reliable, etc?

I would rather hear from people that use them or want them than read advertising.

Would be going into a 7.5" .300 with a Mission First Tactical Minimalist stock. I want my first one to be the silliest one in the gun rack, I have lots of practical guns.

 

[sky52]

I have not read into the product, but if it copied the JP system, then the spring and weight can be swap out via extra/ spare spring set and weighted rings.

 

[jiffx2781]

Hello,

Please excuse the ignorance, I'm not new to most stuff firearms but I am fairly new to AR type rifles and I'm building my own first one and don't have a buffer/tube yet. I would like to know the advantage to a system like this over the old style. Is it better cycling rate or more reliable, etc?

I would rather hear from people that use them or want them than read advertising.

The main benefits are a smoother recoil impulse and quieter operation.

I would still say the JP is the best built system. Plus if you get the JP kit with the different springs you can really fine tune it however I've never found it necessary.

I have no experience with the Armaspec SRS but I can say that the Shooting Innovations RRS I have works well.

 

[Antoine22]

Hello,

Please excuse the ignorance, I'm not new to most stuff firearms but I am fairly new to AR type rifles and I'm building my own first one and don't have a buffer/tube yet. I would like to know the advantage to a system like this over the old style. Is it better cycling rate or more reliable, etc?

I would rather hear from people that use them or want them than read advertising.

Would be going into a 7.5" .300 with a Mission First Tactical Minimalist stock. I want my first one to be the silliest one in the gun rack, I have lots of practical guns.

Got the JP captured spring in my Noveske 14'' since... 3 years now and I love it. Silky smooth, silent and it keeps the muzzle flat.

 

[unstableryan]

Thank you. Those sound pretty beneficial. If I'm going to splurge on something, seems like a good idea.