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AR-15/AR-10 Silent Captured Springs

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Silent Captured Springs
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41 COMMENTS

  1. I have used axle grease to quiet my buffer springs. Works well reducing the noise. Still not as smooth as I would like. I have heard of JP Captured springs, this is the first review. Thanks. Cheers.

  2. I opted for The Geissele super 42 spring with the included H buffer (it’s constructed with a triple wound spring like a German MG42 recoil spring, hence the monicker) and with it’s proprietary buffer (won’t work with a regular buffer) it worked fantastic to eliminate β€œsproing”. Plus it was around half the price of the JP captured buffer. I had ran (way) over my budget on my β€œPrecision” AR build with the barrel, furniture, BCG, optic/mounts etc. so I was pretty much done spending money on any thing not affecting accuracy…this was my cheaper alternative πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

  3. Armaspec sells their version, called the Stealth Recoil System. Same but different, and a good bit cheaper. Not sure how they compare, but would be worth a head to head, in depth video! If the sounds could be accurately measured?!

  4. I’ve been looking for a recent legit review (not paid ad) of these things for months. Finally ordered last weekend, I went with the ArmaSpec SRS for an AR10 I will be building this fall for my final class at SDI.

  5. I've used the JP captured buffer, but I have a pair of Armaspec captured buffers (for much less). I also run a Tubb Flat wire spring and Kynshot hydraulic buffer in one of my rifles. it's quiet and smooth.

  6. It seems like these are useful for 2 things. 1) Its only works, as designed, when used with a Uber quiet suppressor and ammo. 2) It does make it easier to install / remove the buffer system.
    Other than that… everybody's ears are ringing from the loud ass .223 shots, that they can't hear a twanging spring, moving at 1/100 of a second speed.

  7. Sorry man, my gramma when she was still here loved her AR, and was a great cook 🍳 πŸžπŸ”at everything except preserves πŸ‡πŸ’πŸŠπŸ“πŸ‘πŸŽ. Why she liked that AR I don't know. Ever since I've hated anything wit JAMB! Pawn shop wouldn't give a nickel for hers. They had 16 of those dusty POS sitten there unsold!
    At 70 I can't afford to waste time on its FUSSY delicateness learning curve. At resort here a murderer escaped because cops AR did whut they do BEST,….JAMB! I wouldn't take one for FREE!

  8. You can hear the difference despite the audio issue. I use the Armaspec captured buffers. But a quality buffer tube is also nice and quiet. The mil-spec tubes have machining left behind.

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