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Originally posted by sigarmsp226:

THANK YOU and Screaming Cockatoo again for the guidance and direction. Still need more range time to ensure I find the mix that works but for now I have a grin that will take several days to go away.

If you're ever in Georgia, look me up.
I have a fun place here for you to play. And no one can hassle you.
Just be safe.
Who knows, there there might be BBQ in the smoker too.

I did this with my spring to ensure a good solid strike.

Screaming - Thanks Sir - I will reach out to you if/when I come that way.

Mar’s - Thanks for this photo. I will keep this in mind if I have any issues with mine.

Also for now I am going to focus on the shorter barrel upper (10”) since the lower is a registered SBR and the H3 buffer made for a very nice cycle rate today while shooting. I decided to order an H2 buffer to have on hand if I decide to swap out the upper to the 16” unit.

I also pulled out five newer USGI aluminum mags that I will take on my next range trip to try.

I had a problem with an upper with M4 ramps that I needed to take a micro diamond file to so it would feed properly.
The ramps had a ledge that needed a little adjustment.

Thank you Para for posting this video. After watching this video I need to blue loctite my anti-walk pins.

These just dropped yesterday.
Regular pins.
https://triggeredcompany.com/product/the-clap/

And a multi spring tuning kits.
https://triggeredcompany.com/p...ger-maintenance-kit/

And a regular selector because everyone wouldn't stop bothering them about it.
https://triggeredcompany.com/product/the-oops/

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Originally posted by Mars_Attacks:

Your 16" barrel might require you to remove one weight from the buffer and replace it with a steel weight, making it an H2.

I only run USGI magazines and they function flawlessly in all my ARs.

Mars - I ordered and received an H2 buffer and gave it a try with the 16” barreled upper receiver. It ran perfectly through four - 20 round mags (two USGI and two Lancer). Only did one mag dump as the rest were short three to five round bursts.

Thanks again for your help. Now to get to reloading some 223/5.56 ammo for future range trips .