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Installing Buffer tube, Spring & Spikes Tactical ST-T2 Heavy buffer.

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So the items I put on today. All bought locally.
Spikes ST-T2 Buffer $32.00
Mill Spec Buffer Tube, and spring $46.00
All other parts came from Cmmg lower parts kit.

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28 COMMENTS

  1. When I purchased my grip, I didn't even get the bolt with it. It was a pain because lower receiver kit didn't include the bolt either. Kinda sucks when companies trying to cheap out by not including necessary hardware.

  2. Understanding that the only thing you need to do to switch between 300 blackout and 223 is to change the barrel. The 300 Black out is the same shell casing as the .223/5.56 that has been trimmed down to accommodate the larger caliber bullet. So it works with the normal .223/5.56 upper. Just change out the barrel to the larger 300 blackout barrel and load 300 blackout ammo and fire. Switch back to .223 just switch the barrel and the ammo again.

  3. I use a little dab of grease to hold my detents & springs in place while I assemble. It just kind of holds them in place & makes for smooth operation. 
    I love that T2 buffer. It really makes a difference in felt recoil. 

  4. You tell me I don't know much and then you say I'm building an AK-15? I don't know what that is either. I have an AK-47. Yes I'm still learning with the AR-15 but when I'm done I'll know more about it and how it works than most people that just go out and buy one. What I do with it is none of your concern. I have no intentions of going out and killing people. If that interest you then I'm sure just a plain stock AK-15 will work for ya.

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