Topic: JP Silent Captured Action Spring (Buffer Spring/Buffer) (Read 885 times)

Robocop1051 · « **Reply #15 on:** January 30, 2012, 12:31:59 PM »

Unless you plan on running the LMOS in your prototype too, I wouldn't bother with this newer designed buffer. JP stuff is designed to work with JP stuff first. If it works with other makers, that is just a bonus for them.

If you want something different than the Enidine, you can also try the MGI Rate Reducing Buffer. Although i think the Enidine is a win.

Matt.Cross · « **Reply #16 on:** January 30, 2012, 12:35:41 PM »

Not very thrilled with the Enidine at the moment, if anyone wants to try one out at the cost of shipping, I'll happily put it on loan.

Robocop1051 · « **Reply #17 on:** January 30, 2012, 12:59:05 PM »

Matt, what version is that? I have the 308 full size version.

LLArms · « **Reply #18 on:** January 30, 2012, 01:06:42 PM »

Most of our recoil elimination is coming from the JP Muzzle Brake, our own prototype shroud + modular weight system - all the other additions we view as a small piece towards the overall goal.

I too have heard that the Enindine setup is not producing the just "out of this world" performance increase that most people expect. However we still feel it is a nice upgrade to go along with all the other upgrades.

Our other major upgrade is swapping out the DPMS lower and upper receivers to the MA-Ten Mega forged set.

Thanks for the heads up on the JP product though - I had not considered that. Hmm...

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Not very thrilled with the Enidine at the moment, if anyone wants to try one out at the cost of shipping, I'll happily put it on loan.

Have you considered selling it? We like good condition used parts in prototype units.

PM or E-mail me if its something you want to consider.

Matt.Cross · « **Reply #19 on:** January 30, 2012, 02:05:16 PM »

Quote from: Robocop1051 on January 30, 2012, 12:59:05 PM

Matt, what version is that? I have the 308 full size version.

That's the same thing I have. I tried it out in the MA TEN, but it caused reliability problems.

Quote from: LLArms on January 30, 2012, 01:06:42 PM

Most of our recoil elimination is coming from the JP Muzzle Brake, our own prototype shroud + modular weight system - all the other additions we view as a small piece towards the overall goal.

I too have heard that the Enindine setup is not producing the just "out of this world" performance increase that most people expect. However we still feel it is a nice upgrade to go along with all the other upgrades.

Our other major upgrade is swapping out the DPMS lower and upper receivers to the MA-Ten Mega forged set.

Thanks for the heads up on the JP product though - I had not considered that. Hmm...

Have you considered selling it? We like good condition used parts in prototype units.

PM or E-mail me if its something you want to consider.

I don't mind selling it at all. It's lightly used, if you want to test it before you buy I'll gladly do that too. Up to you, just PM me.

survivalshop · « **Reply #20 on:** January 31, 2012, 10:13:54 AM »

If you want a good spring set up , get a Superior spring (Tubbs ) spring to try out . I have one in my 16" 308 & it will change your mind about springs & the effect they have on the performance of a AR.

First , there is no noise , of course .

The ejected case's drop right where they should & in a neat pile.

I have to do a Chrono test this year for the difference in bullet velocities between the two springs , because the say it should increase with the Superior spring co. spring .( longer lock time )
We will see, when I get the time .