Message from @[LA] Zoomer Medi/k/

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2020-05-01 04:56:03 UTC  

I don't like fixed stock because length of pull can change depending on terrain and cover, buffer and spring weight can be adjusted with gas to give you lighter impulses

2020-05-01 04:56:28 UTC  

Hell, I'd sell you my skeletonized BCG

2020-05-01 04:56:44 UTC  

I don't want it because I thought I wanted to make an ultralight build, but decided against it.

2020-05-01 04:57:36 UTC  

I know that the faxon one is g2g but a lot of others out there have issues, so I'm leaning towards that

2020-05-01 04:58:45 UTC  

Wouldn't be too worried about changing terrain and cover anyway since there likely wouldn't be time to adjust the length

2020-05-01 04:58:55 UTC  

Spring length and buffer length don’t matter as much as spring resistance or buffer weight.

2020-05-01 04:59:54 UTC  

I understand it helps a little though, so I'm seeing what all I can tweak within reason money wise

2020-05-01 05:00:26 UTC  

For a light recoiling gun, you’ll want a pretty resistant spring and a heavier than average buffer.

2020-05-01 05:02:07 UTC  

Huh. I read on jp's site that they suggested a lighter buffer when going with a light bcg

2020-05-01 05:02:11 UTC  

Heavier buffers would be slower and slam, rather than snap.

2020-05-01 05:02:35 UTC  

It’s a real balancing act.

2020-05-01 05:02:40 UTC  

Yeah, you'll have to go light and light, because if you have a light BCG, it won't have enough mass to go back and eject the cartridge

2020-05-01 05:02:51 UTC  

I've had experience messing with it, it's a pain in the ass.

2020-05-01 05:03:02 UTC  

Tuning gas systems can be a bitch

2020-05-01 05:03:24 UTC  

@Artemis VLTOR A5 RE is what you want

2020-05-01 05:03:50 UTC  

That sounds like it's between carbine and rifle length

2020-05-01 05:03:57 UTC  

Heavier buffers are a band aid for overgassed AR’s, you shouldn’t be building a rifle based on that

2020-05-01 05:04:04 UTC  

Rifleine

2020-05-01 05:04:07 UTC  

It’s a rifle length RE that takes carbine stocks

2020-05-01 05:04:51 UTC  

Adjusting your gas block is gonna do a lot.

2020-05-01 05:05:10 UTC  

A lot of your tuning will likely be done there.

2020-05-01 05:05:33 UTC  

Does the vltor a5 take regular rifle springs or a proprietary one?

2020-05-01 05:05:46 UTC  

Regular rifle spring

2020-05-01 05:05:53 UTC  

Hmm okay

2020-05-01 05:06:00 UTC  

But a proprietor buffer

2020-05-01 05:06:13 UTC  

They’re made by a few companies so they’re not like rare or anything

2020-05-01 10:29:55 UTC  

Does anyone in here machine their own parts? Asking for legitimate business reasons.

2020-05-01 12:07:24 UTC  

FEDBOI

2020-05-01 12:07:30 UTC  

Kidding 💜

2020-05-01 12:07:39 UTC  

...unless

2020-05-01 12:08:19 UTC  

isnt the law in america you dont have to do any paperwork with parts as long as the ATF doesnt classify that part as the 'reciever' or whatever?

2020-05-01 12:10:54 UTC  

You don’t have to do any paperwork as long as the ATF doesn’t know

2020-05-01 12:11:09 UTC  

true

2020-05-01 12:11:21 UTC  

but you can also legally make your own guns right?

2020-05-01 12:11:30 UTC  

Fuck if I know lol

2020-05-01 12:11:56 UTC  

buy about $20 worth of steel tubing at home depot, make a pipe shotgun and hand it in to a police buyback program for $100

2020-05-01 12:12:12 UTC  

ive heard a lot of people do that

2020-05-01 12:12:37 UTC  

Some kids in my beautiful home state of New Jersey did that and they shut it down

2020-05-01 12:12:47 UTC  

y tho? big sad

2020-05-01 12:14:00 UTC  

They’re big gay

2020-05-01 12:14:28 UTC  

i swear ive seen yt vids of americans showing off their supposedly legal homemade gun collection