DELETE recoil with these 3 upgrades
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refreshing to see a guntuber say it how it is and recommend specific gear and parts by name instead of just saying "find what works best for you just experiment and just listen to me talk a bunch without giving any advice". I honestly think gun dudes are the most fragile babies if they hear anything contrary to their gullible opinion or doesnt fit their set-up or gear choice to a T. Thanks for the tips man.
The crybabies are the ones freaking out over what to use on their guns instead of actually practicing and getting proficient with what they have lmfao
found one ^
@@kujokage4611 poor little fella got called out and got in his feelings ☠️😂
@@Lowns_300”waahhh why can’t youtubers tell me exactly what i should get for my gun!”
@@smartfella7914yea I mean it’s nice to know exactly what to get when spending $100+ on a part that won’t function as expected. Not everybody has the funds for trial and error so it’s best to just make one purchase.
3 Upgrades: 1. Geissele SD3G Trigger 2. JP Enterprise Silent Buffer 3. SureFire SOCOM or PROCOMP Muzzle Break
Don’t forget that stance. It’s overlooked. Was mindful of it in my last range day and it even helped with just my a2 birdcage and regular aero h2 buffer and basic rise 140 single stage 3lb trigger
Is the jp buffer the h2 or standard? It look like the standard
@@nunya5767 It's probably the heavy.
Would this work with arp’s ?
It can really be any single stage trigger with a good positive reset. I have an Elftmann pro comp single stage that gives the same reset for around 80 bucks less Armaspec makes captured spring silent buffers that do the same job at around half the price. Muzzle brakes are all your choice really. But the stance, that's what really helps. I just save you $100+.
So appreciative of a NO BS video. Thank you!!!! 🙏🏼
Thank you for all the information. I always enjoy your videos and I'm inspired by how you run your weapon systems. Keep up the excellent work!!
Concise, clean, straight value. No fluff. All in the A zone. The Man Tubes the way he shoots. Thank you sir.
AYO WTF?! This could have been a 1 minute video without all the bullshitting and shilling.
easy to shoot a compensated rifle with a hair trigger
@SIXandSIXTY man u must not get any compliments damn
That’s why I enjoy watching this guy….no fluff, he gets straight to it.
Underrated comment as fuck hahaha
I'm stoked to have found that you're doing content on your technique and improvements. Many months ago, I was actually looking for a video where you discussed your form & technique bc the shorts you made were insane. Just watched your pistol vid the other day and was pissed it took 2 months for me to notice it. Honest Outlaw cranking them out is burying my feed lol. You clearly have shit figured out, so I wouldn't hate seeing more videos of your "opinions".
Great video. I run brakes and a different model of the Geissele. Next is the JP captured-spring. You’re running way flatter than all of mine. Love the stance tips too. Great tips - thank you!!!
What you did at 2:34 is by far my favorite thing I've ever seen on the internet. That's my favorite line in Step Brothers.
I’ve been running cheap guns with geiselle triggers, bcm bcg and JP silent buffers and I love this setup. You can take any level build and run these to make them better.
How does that set up work suppressed, any experience? I'm thinking about making a poor man's 300blk do all gun with palmetto
I had a buddy who struggled with reliability really bad with the bcm bcg in a suppressed aero
@williamclark7562 That's exactly what I run. Have a palmetto 8.5" with silent capture buffer. 30cal Bannish can on the end and it's absolutely amazing. I do need to upgrade the trigger, but Palmetto's enhanced trigger group is very surprising for a cheap trigger. You won't regret this setup.
@@rite2beararms Just get the 3dsg and call it a day. What ends up happening is I have all these spare parts leftover from my upgrades I end up just building another whole new gun.
@@TheTeeDay same. It's a viscous cycle.
Humble and honest goes a long way sir. Thank you for the great content 🍻
Appreciate people who share what works for them so we can see if it works for us. 👍 I’m not trying to be super seal, but I will never mind being a little more effective.
I like how you mentioned the trigger reset instead of the trigger weight for fast shooting. I can run the Geissele SSA faster than the SSA-E because it has a stronger reset. If you want to go fast on the cheap you can get a PSA EPT trigger and a trigger set screw from joeboboutfitters. I used to use these before I got into the Gucci stuff. The gas system also has a lot to do with fast, flat shooting too. I prefer a midlength on a 16" rifles. Pair that with a Springco blue spring and it's just as flat as what you got, but half the price.
Thanks for the suggestion on the Blueco blue spring. You saved me $150 by buying that and not the JP one. I appreciate it!
Wanna shoot fast jist add an frt trigger or buy a jig and sear pin snd make it fully auto.
Trigger ....recoil???
What would you recommend for a 20" with a rifle length gas system but carbine buffer tube with a Magpul UBR for spring, buffer?
Thanks for the tips. I’m working on parts list for a build and you’ve helped me out just now. Thanks again!
i've had my arken 24x for years and love it. Great video, running precision armaments' hypertap on the 556 set up and love it, i found a timney single stage with awesome reset. been ripping good splits with that, sounds like that buffer would be icing on the cake brother thanks for the info. keep up the amazing work man and stay frosty
The subtitles are great. Naming specific parts instead of vaguely describing parts is great. A simple, direct to the point video? Great! Keep up the great work
Great tips! Thanks for taking the time to educate everyone and share your secrets.
I got the JP recoil spring in 2020. It’s a game changer. I have a good brake and CNMG trigger that I polished. Also got the sharks rifle co bolt. All 4 make for a great shooting weapon
"I am not a professional," says the best shooter I've seen on KZhead😅 You're humble dude! Outstanding video!! Do more of this type!
I was thinking the exact same thing 😂😂😂
Same. All I do is watch gun sh*t and shooting videos on youtube. You're probabley the best on the internet my man.
Dude!! You do need to accept the FACT that you ARE a professional now. You have many that follow you and would like to shoot just like you. Just because you don't run around in competitions with billboards on your back doesn't mean you're not a pro. We consider you one. You should take it as a compliment as it's meant to be one!! Love watching your videos!! Best Regards.
This is going in my "stuff people should buy" playlist. I am curious about your recommendations for other platforms. The AR-15 and AR-10 specifically are the simplest to get a "zero recoil" feel that I've found, given how the original AR-10 was engineered around making .308 not kick like a mule without making the gun super heavy. 5.56 feels like it doesn't quite need direct impingement or a buffer tube in order to get flat recoil, though. I haven't been able to get my hands on some guns long enough to experiment with attachments, but I've noticed that the G36 clones from Tommybuilt are pretty smooth.
One of the most helpful videos I’ve ever watched! Thank you so much! I just subscribed and hit the notification bell. 👍
Put an Ultradyne Apollo comp on my 6.8 SPC build. Made a huge difference. Best guess, at least 1/3 recoil reduction. Highly recommended
Great content and honest reviews even with the 6k gun...watching the air gun challenge pig pit now, I like how several comment on the wind, erratic movement etc, and you just walk up and kick ass to the point of looking bored...looking foreword to watching you win the 25k
Been following pew view for awhile now, this is by far my most favorite video of his. Thanks man!
Muzzle break is probably the MOST important. I have seen even cheap muzzle breaks tame some unwieldly 308s, and give negative recoil to 5.56.
agreed, that buffer tube is prob 2nd...
Ah I kind of prefer a flash hider. Compensators and muzzle breaks are great for day time mid-close combat scenarios. But where they fucking suck is night time. The flash created by these things can blind the shooter, or make it very difficult to track a fast moving target while firing, like someone running and shooting back at you. Not to mention sound. They make the gun LOUDER and that's great for when you have your ear pro on outside. But inside with zero ear pro your basically flash banging yourself every time you shoot that gun. Which is only a good tactic if your plan was to die to the home invader or whatever it is cause your gun isnt outfitted for it. I keep two fighting rifles. One, a full sized, 16 inch barrel "field gun". It sports a nice compensator. Then I got my special shit needs done gun. Its a smaller package, more balanced, still high capacity, .30 caliber 7.62x39 with a 10.5 inch barrel. Kitted out with a 4 piece flash can that totally hides flash even in pitch black conditions. A flash light, with the pressure pad 1000 lumens white light. BCM hand stop. Midwest industries Mlok handguards. Magpul rubberized pistol grip and a good ole... nothing on the back. ;) Tied the bow with a nice little low profile red dot that has served me well for years from SIG. The way its set up, if you gotta use it at night, in the darkness. You wont alert who your shooting at with your flash. You wont blind yourself AT ALL and will be easily able to track any targets with the red dot, as if you had a suppressor. The sound, while not suppressed at all, is a tad quieter although it is side stepped by the fact its a shorter barrel so its naturally just going to be a louder gun anyways. Especially being an AK in 7.62x39. Also, running flash hiders typically means better reliability in shitty conditions because the extra gas that doesnt escape, basically cycles the gun. Which is why flash hiders like mine, add to recoil.
@@donkeypunch5138 the conversation here is just referring to reducing recoil. Not reducing flash.
@@undisputed1onethen why does the video discuss triggers?
If you have no recoil control for a 5.56 weapon system, you’re a mall ninja 12 year old girl who doesn’t belong around weapons.
So refreshing to watch a video as straight to the point as this. No fluffy and asking to like and subscribe. I hope other youtubers take notice
Nope, just sponsored advertising for an iwb holster and reminding viewers to enter a sweepstakes at a chance to win a vehicle....
@@jargero8203you understand this is how these people make a living?
@@jargero8203it takes time and money to make content. Gotta get his bread somehow?
@@corybombori Yes, by getting a real job, not being an e-beggar and doing KZhead on the side and not as a "job".
@arcuz7862 keep enjoying free content you pleeb. Hating on someone for making money on the side is silly. Have fun at your real job dork. Let the hate flow through you.
I run the JP buffer system as well and have fir a few years now. At first I only noticed a minimal difference. After picking up a ruger SR5.56 which uses a standard buffer, I really noticed the difference between a standard buffer vs the JP.
Same: forgot how good it was till I ran a new build with standard buff and spring.
You run the standard or heavy??
@@Cap10ja9er I run the standard
think it would tame the recoil on a 450 bushmaster AR carbine, the thing kicks like a mule with the standard 556 lower set up
@@commiesnzombiesI doubt it would change a huge amount. You’re still firing a massive bullet, that is what really effects the recoil, or rather causes so much.
Simple and to the point. Thank you again for you time and effort. 🎉🎉
This has been the most informative video I have seen!! Thank you so much! You have a new subscriber!!
A marine buddy of mine introduced me to the JP silent spring. They are *essential* to any AR build.
Smoothest, quietest buffer ever in a good tube. Every time I rack a rifle at a gun shop it just feels like shit now. I never get over it when I rack mine though.
You running the standard or heavy buffer?
@@matt27usmc Just the standard but I have an adjustable Superlative piston. Kind of wondering how the heavy handles though
No, they aren't.
@@chuckshutters2298 What are you filling out your disagreement comments quota for the week?
@PewView you may not be a professional but you are doing tha damn thing like one. Thank you young Sir.
Fantastic video. No hype, no clickbait, no ego - just straightforward observations and recommendations that come from experience. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us. This is beneficial stuff. *EDIT* Come to think of it... not only do you achieve straightforward credibility BUT your production value is good to. Not a lot of filler "ums" and "you knows". You're also concise and your video editing doesn't give us a bunch of sloppy nonsense. You say what yiu need to; your cameras shows what it needs to... not too much, not too little. Really well done!
Thank you for the advice on the 3 set ups brother! Plus the stance! Stay frosty..☃️
REQUEST: Aero Precision M5 build, closely matching the flat shooting rifle you used in this video, but use the same or equivalent buffer setup, trigger, and brake.
Thank you been waiting for this definitely will buy that trigger and buffer thanks again all the guys at the motorcycle shop thank you.
Definitely that muzzle device is helping that recoil I need one for my ar
Dude I honestly watch your videos and it drives me to get to the range and be better. I'm literally looking at the triggers now. I run an SSA-E currently but I guess I'll be trying out the s3g
That’s the goal! I appreciate you saying that 🤘
@@PewViewdude.... thanks for this video btw! If you haven't noticed.....there are a SHIT TONNE OF COMMENTS here that all read the same: thank you for imparting upon us your no nonsense, truth on tips and tricks for US ALL to be BETTER. THAT should always be the goal....and I think you are ONE OF THE FEW to have gotten there! God bless, good Sir! Chris W. from Ontario,Canada
My Guy!!! I just found this video randomly. The action factor is on legendary 😂💯 Had me cleaning my weapons for range day. Happy New Year 🎉
So i had a full Aero build with a braided Geissele spring, Jcomp gen 2, and that Geissele 3 gun trigger. Ive been trying to get back to that performance for years after selling it. Thanks!
An adjustable gas system is also a great way to cut it, especially paired with a low mass bcg
If budget is important to you go with the Larue Tactical MBT flat trigger for half the price of Geissele and every bit as good. Also, instead of the JP buffer systems go with the Armaspec stealth recoil captured buffer for half the price. Armaspec makes one that is tuneable and comes with three buffer weights.
The MBT is more like a third of the 3GS.
Or get the JP scs and feel the difference
@@jwalesoutlaw3294I have both and there is definitely a difference between the armaspec and the jp. The jp just feels like it’s better quality imo. I was honestly impressed with the armaspec for the price tho.
My Armaspec disassembled itself inside my buffer tube after only 100 rounds. JP from now on.
Buy a JP
New to this channel dig the content in this behind enemy lines in northern Cali .. great job look forward to this channel
Thank you for verification of that buffer!!! Going to JP now to order. I did polish my trigger & hammer, installed JP springs, & reduced my hammer weight. Made the Bushmaster run much better. That factory mil spec trigger was awful outta the box. For $20 invested, im very impressed with the trigger job!! That buffer will top it off really nice 👌
One of the things that i tried out years ago, and converted everything else to instantly, is the A5 buffer system.. the bcm mk2 system with the T2 buffer works fantastic for both my 14.5" and 16" mid length uppers. Im hoping its heavy enough for running suppressed but i'll find out in about a year 😅
I run VLTOR A5, BCM, and JP
You're gonna want an adjustable gas block.
@@deangullberry5148 yea i installed one the week after i decided a can was the next step for me
+1 on the Vltor A5. I installed one on my CMMG Resolute 5.56, with a Sprinco Green Spring and I can't get over how much it changed that rifle! I just wonder what the difference would be between that and the JP setup?
Love the content!! Keep up the good work!!
Thanks man!
Really enjoyed this video, great job man. Thank you 👍
Just bought my first AR - looking forward to all your content!
This dude goes out of his way to say that he is not a professional… yet still has better information on stance and products than most of the “firearm Instructor” on KZhead. Keep it up brother 🤙🏼🇺🇸
Kynshot buffers are the cat's meow. I've never tried the JP, but I have these in my AR and my Banshee 9 mm and boy do they do a good job mitigating recoil, along with a good muzzle brake and great trigger of course!
I have KYN in 3 of my rifles and anytime I switch to a rifle that doesn't have it just doesn't feel right lol
I’ve timed a bunch of my triggers in 10 round fast as I can go bursts, trigger tech, Geissele S3gn and other Gs, elfmann (light primer strikes) - I’m in agreement on positive reset being a quality you look for, I enjoy the CMC 2.5lb (both hook and blade) for fast fire, also a fan of both JP silent capture and armaspec buffers- you cant go wrong with a decent muzzle brake brake, I use a no name brand 3 port with some overhead slots, or the ASR brake for the cans
Just pure useful info. Thank you! Subbed.
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Very nice...I love your content, I too run a JP silent capture spring. As for my trigger and muzzle brake, The Blackout Defence Zero trigger and Lantac Dragon ASR are a fantastic combination.
Do you know if that was the standard or the heavy H2 JP buffer he was talking about
@@azoneoutlaws always standard weight. Defeats the purpose to add weights
@@Jesus_is_King2023why?
I like the no-nonsense approach to your channel. Nice work meng.
I have the procomp break on one of my builds… it really did help a lot. Surprisingly, the SB tactical brace ate up a ton of the recoil too.
Thank You sir always appreciate info 👍🇺🇸
I thought about that jp spring also. In theory it sounded cool, so maybe ill have to try it out, thanks for your tips man! Have a good one.
i have the super 42 breaded spring
@@MRsolidcolor hows that run? My factory spring is loud as hell, lookin to tune er up a bit
I'm so glad I stumbled onto this video. These will pair well with my 16 inch Windham and soon to be upper 11.5
Good to know. I was already looking into that trigger & buffer.👍
"I am not a professional" - sheesh, one of the best. Entertaining and educational. Thank you
The biggest thing is pulling the rifle into your shoulder with your support hand fairly tight.
I recently saw a video that showed how you should push/wrap your shoulder I to the rifle and not pull the rifle into your shoulder.
No...the biggest thing is the brake. LoL get the fuck outta here.
@@kentwilliams3483I think it depends. I had a easier time controlling recoil that way, but whatever works works. Don’t wanna hold your rifle like a bitch either just to drop it
I’ve been waiting for this for so long. Hands down my favorite AR on KZhead! Thank you
Quick, informative and to the point, great video.
Vltor A5 + a well gassed barrel for a less gamy, more robust recoil deletion. Bonus points for having the brains to tune your rifle to defeat overgassing from a suppressor. AR's are incredibly simple and there are no silver bullets, your rifle will shoot as smooth as it's gassing allows.
I have the BCM buffer system. Very similar to the Vltor A5. It really shocked me. Glad I gambled on it now.
@@toynazi literally a licensed copy of a VLTOR design, same for their handguards.
@@spacecaesar7619 Ahh I see. I got a deal on it. Glad I bought it. I like to tweak my rifles and smooth them out as much as possible.
Theres alot of things you can do to almost completely delete felt recoil. A JP low mass BCG gives you less reciprocating mass, combines with a tuned JP silent capture spring with lighter rings, a tuned superlative arms adjustable gas block with bleed off, a muzzle break pushing gas opposite your rifles recoil pattern (usually high right), and a FAB defense GLshock stock which has a spring that removes some felt recoil (much more noticeable on an AR10). The combination of all of these with a proper stance with make a .223 feel like a 22lr.
@@NeverEndinShow things you could get away with on a competition rifle sure. 3 gun is incredibly gay however so 🤷♂️
Highly recommend trying out the Blackout Defense Zero trigger, it’s said to have no take up no post travel 2mm positive reset and a variety of finishes shoes and poundages!
Also isn’t cast like a Geissele (and is cheaper) Thanks for getting this video out, I’ve seen a lot of people say the JP system doesn’t do much but hear that brakes and agbs are best, seeing you not need an adjustable gas block is promising (unless you’ve struck gold by only shooting perfectly factory gassed barrels) The trigger element is definitely true as well when it comes to speed The above trigger is supposedly incredible for speed while not sacrificing safety or being too geared towards something like competitive shooting Love the content as always, can’t wait to get back on the range and put some of this to practice!
I’ve heard that a few times! I’ll check one out
@mc5givemehelmet783 A captured spring buffer system compared to traditional spring and buffer is quite a difference. It's like driving a solid axle Jeep on a bumpy road and then getting into a Cadillac. With one you hear and feel everything thing and with the other you glide along on a cloud. A captured system reduces felt recoil and it removes the distracting sound and cheese grater feel of the spring and buffer cycling in the buffer tube.
@@carbonking53 even if not drastically better in feel, the spring and weight tune-ability of the SCS is highly appealing for recoil control, even if the standard configuration doesn’t make a night and day difference. However I’m seeing people say that hydraulic buffers are better for recoil feel/reduction, honestly I just need to save money and test a few setups and then see what’s best Bottom line I want a reliable but smooth gun without changing the gas block barrel bolt carrier or muzzle device Don’t trust agbs and don’t wanna have to spend months researching them Know the barrel I want to use so I can’t just get a barrel with a tighter gas port Running suppressor specific muzzle devices And prefer milspec weight BCGs, although something like a geissele lmt sionics or Q bcg would all be possibilities, just not any of the low mass stuff or anything highly specialized
Outstanding video!! Thank you so much for posting it! Liked/Subscribed
I run JP buffers, an adjustable gas system, and Triggertech 1.5" diamond single stages in all my rifles now.... Cheaper than a binary and pulls double duty as a super precise trigger.
Ótimo conteúdo bro. Faça algo parecido com sua carabina winchester, gostaria de ver as melhorias realizadas.
I'd put my Diamondback build up against an Aero! I do have Surefire muzzle devices, but I use Armaspec buffers & I like LaRue triggers. +1 on the shoulder roll!
Oof.
Bro ty. Ty for the honesty & great advice!!
I was always wondering.... but I never asked thank you for the information you are absolutely humble and awesome shooter!
Love your vids, they're the best on the Tube and you're definately bad ass. Keep the video coming. Thanks for everything!
Are you familiar with automatic reset triggers? They are actually positive displacement and much faster to reset than the trigger you're running. You might want to check out energy rejecting recoil systems too, mechanical spring systems reflect energy not reject it. You can put multiple bullets through the same hole quickly if you run both systems.
links for dummies?
Each vid gets better and better, keep going bro!!
Thanks man! I enjoy the tips for improvement in the comment section, if you have any you would like to see in the future feel free to recommend! 🤘
@@PewView I’m not sure if it’s feasible, but pov shooting would be very interesting, especially with your skill level.
Absolutely! I can get different GoPro angles when I’m shooting
@@PewView what spring did you run?! Standard or heavy
Hell yes I’m very interested in pricing the recommended parts for less recoil. Thanks for a great video
I've got an aero precision rifle set up almost the same as yours, using a Griffin Flashcomp and a Geissele super 42 H2 buffer spring, but everything else is the same, and I'm just amazed at how flat shooting it is compared to any of my other rifles.
I've tried both the JPE captured buffer spring and the Geissele Super 42 braided buffer spring and buffer. I prefer the Geissele and run it in all my ARs. You can get a great deal on these on Black Friday too.
I prefer the the JP captured spring.
I am not seeing much for Black Friday deals on their website..
The jp captured spring is def way better then the geissle super 42. Imho the geissle is just a buffer and a spring. That whole double coil spring is just bs snake oil it does nothing differently that a regular buffer and spring does. The jp is light years ahead of the geissle. I actually think the jp is worth the money. In all my other builds that has a regular colt buffer and spring i actually use a jp 20 dollar polished buffer spring. The geissle is just way overpriced for what it is.
@@Citizendefenseindustry LOLOL the Geissele Super 42 is not just a "double spring." It's fine to have a different opinion, but please actually know what you're talking about.
I have a Geissele also. Those springs are smooth as silk.
I have a 7.5inch 308 with the armaspec SRS buffer system and a cmc 3.5lb trigger. The recoil was about what you’d expect from a short light 308 when I had a linear comp on it. I swapped to a Lancer Viper brake and the gun barely moves if at all. It’s insane what a difference that made.
so you have a completely pointless 308? congrats
@@PB8man So you're willing to stand in front of it? No? So it does have a point. clown comment
.308 with 7 inch barrel...nice flamethrower
@@PB8manit’s called having fun man. Last weekend I put a 27 power scope on a 12.5 inch 5.56 to try and shoot 700 yards. Not everything has to be serious
@@grantyboy31 whatever you gotta say to convince yourself.
What a great episode! Thanks for the great videos and all your information.
Really gonna to check that buffer out!! Thanks pewview
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I got you 🤘
@@PewView Thank you! ...I've always wondered if those captured buffers really work... *Now I Know!* Saved your video for my Personal Christmas Shopping List.😁 🎄🤟🤪 🤘🎁
Loved this video man. That lack of recoil is insane.
I've been a bolt gun hunter all my life so I'm new to the AR scene. I snagged my first AR last year. I bought the lower and upper separate (blemished price) for $380 from PSA. Well I watched this video 3 weeks ago. I already had a ALG combat trigger with Jp spring so I ordered the JP buffer, a cheap mini compensator/brake and an adjustable gas block. I installed yesterday and took a trip to the range. WWWOOOWWW...
I've might have missed it, but wich jp silent buffer did you use? Is that an aero mid or carbine?
Jp buffer has standard and heavy. Which do you run in a standard AR?
You are a phenomenal shooter. Thanks for the info and tips.
Daaaamnn that's a nice ejection pattern. Proper gas levels for the win. Also, the DD mussel break works really well. A good trigger will make more of a difference in accuracy than almost anything else. I have a DDm4v7 special edition (comes out once a year and has most of their pro stuff, and is usually around $1700). Just beware of getting a Giessele trigger. Once you get used to a fantastic trigger you won't want to go back: Giessele SD3G DD Muzzle Climb Mitigator Giessele Super 42 Braided Wire Buffer Spring (I use an H2 buffer)
Now show us your pistol shooting techniques/ tips plsssss you’re a GOD!
Yes
I've always wanted to try out a JP spring. Do they have heavy buffers for running in a pistol/SBR setup?
Yep! They have all sorts of configurations
@@PewView.300Blk subs and supers??
@Supergiantgeckos yes,they have a flow chart on their site to determine the best buffer weight and have alternate spring weights as well
I did this with the JP spring, a 3.5lb trigger, low mass BCG and a Saint Victor muzzle device. Barrel is a LaRue tactical Stealth so the heavy barrel also helps. Smoothest firing AR I have ever made.
I bought the JP captured spring H2 and have the Adams Arms lightweight bolt carrier piston kit with adjustable gas block. Then combined it with the Fostech Echo 2 with the 2lb light trigger kit. Then combined it with the YHM Turbo T2. For a piston gun, it barely recoils. This video helped me put it together. 😊
What spring did use on the jp captured kit
@@skeetyjohnson6074 the one that comes with the H2 version. I’ve been messing with the extra tungsten weight to tune it even further. Gets up to H3 now.
I calculated the ammo cost for this video at $43,709! #ThanksBrandon
Learn with milspec bone stock rifle. Forces you to practice the fundamentals, then when you upgrade your really rippin
Agreed
Love ur tips and videos keep up the great work brother
Outstanding informative video, Thank you much!
Nice video, but a trigger does nothing for recoil and the JP buffer system does little to nothing for recoil. If you want to do the most for eliminating recoil, youll want a muzzle brake, light weight carrier, heavy gun, light weight buffer, reduced power spring, and an adjustable gas block. Then tune that gas block down to have just enough gas to cycle it.
trigger pull is definitely one of the biggest reasons you go off target. if you anticipate your shots and you have a sloppy trigger, you'll swing the barrel all over the place. yes, has nothing to do with recoil, but it helps 80% of the time keeping the rifle straight.
@@utley Ehhhh no, not really. A light trigger does not make you more accurate.
@@jamesdrakcip9276 then you've never tried a crisper trigger. Taking the slop out of it absolutely mitigates it.
@@utley wrong, I have tried many triggers. Im a gunsmith, a veteran, and a competitive shooter on occasion. I currently have a geissele ssp in my main ar, but Ive used the SSA and SSA-e, CMC single stage triggers, and many others. Triggers do not reduce recoil. That was part of the OP's claim and my initial comment disagreed. I stand by that. No trigger will reduce recoil. If youre trying to counter my argument by saying it can result in less rifle movement in terms of sight picture while firing rapidly,.... well then your counter-argument is off topic. There are many things that can result in rifle movement, but here we are talking about only one of them - recoil. Triggers do nothing to affect recoil. Movement due to forces imposed by trigger manipulation is not recoil.
@@jamesdrakcip9276 I never said it helped mitigate recoil and I agreed with you. A new trigger absolutely helped me with my trigger discipline and after I put a new trigger in from a milspec trigger, my groups went from 2" to 1/2" at 100 yds. It absolutely does help with grouping. It unfucks the shot anticipation very well.
I wish you did the same video for handguns
I did! Check out the video “top 5 carry guns”
@@PewView I did bro, few times and I did understand the higher grip which is sick! But I want to see your support hand on the other side of the gun. You are the man and the legend!🫡
I got the VLTOR A5 which also helps, it uses an intermediate size buffer tube and a rifle size spring. It was about $120 including a 7 position tube, buffer, QD end plate and Forward Controls castle nut
I like my experience with rise triggers because of the resets. I got a chance to try the q trigger and the reset is so anemic I can barely feel it without firing let alone while in actual use lol. This stuff is really useful for me since I'm piecing together a 300
That ejection pattern 🫡