Enidine hydraulic buffer

[cr5]

Has anyone else used these hydraulic buffers?
I just put one in my PWS AR and it made a huge difference. My 12 inch PWS has always been a smooth shooting rifle but now it's almost like shooting a rimfire. So smooth and almost no felt recoil.
I'm really impressed.
I tried to weigh it with my powder scale but it over ranged it. Feels similar in weight to my Spikes heavy buffer.

Highly recommended

 

[rally guy]

Interesting thank you for sharing!

 

[sharpsway]

Where'd you get it? How much? Is it adjustable?

 

[Trinimon]

Cool. I ended up getting the JP Capture Spring system over the hydraulic buffer. The Enidine looked interesting but I've read a number of reviews that say the benefits are minimal. Most say that the hydraulic action is so soft, it doesn't make a huge impact in shock absorbing. I'd still like to give one a try to see for myself.

 

[cr5]

Where'd you get it? How much? Is it adjustable?

Bought it off the EE for $40 or $50 shipped (can't remember exactly). Not adjustable.

 

[cr5]

Cool. I ended up getting the JP Capture Spring system over the hydraulic buffer. The Enidine looked interesting but I've read a number of reviews that say the benefits are minimal. Most say that the hydraulic action is so soft, it doesn't make a huge impact in shock absorbing. I'd still like to give one a try to see for myself.

Next time you're in Edmonton PM me and I'll take you to the range and let you try it. Can swap from standard buffer to Spikes heavy to the hydraulic. Each feels different but I couldn't get over how smooth it shoots with the Enidine.

 

[C77]

Tested these years ago for duty use and they all broke. Some around 1,000 rounds.

 

[Antoine22]

Tested these years ago for duty use and they all broke. Some around 1,000 rounds.

X2 they are crap and don't do anything better than your good old buffer spring.

 

[cr5]

Well they seem to work well when they are new. I hope it lasts more than 1000 rounds. If not, oh well.