Kynshot Hydraulic Buffers Are AMAZING!

[Misery Loves Shotguns]

I shot my AR9 for the first time yesterday and it was so smooth! I have a kynshot 9mm hydraulic buffer and just a standard carbine buffer spring in my rifle and it felt like I was shooting a roller delayed PCC. I've shot semi-automatic and full auto MP5s, Sig MPX, etc and it felt more like one of those. Significantly less recoil than my blowback Stribog SP9A1. If you've never tried one of these, it's absolutely worth a shot. I use a magnetic buffer that's pretty similar in my 7.62x39 and it also made a huge difference in felt recoil. Solid buffers are for fools haha!

Botach has them on sale for $80
https://botach.com/kynshot-hydraulic-recoil-buffers/

[DavidH]

Always a good thing when one is absolutely happy with the money spent on a product. Definitely is food for the soul. Thanks for sharing

[Jhaydeno]

I*m always intrigued by the physics in different buffer systems - JP*s silent, Armscor*s, and I have one of these ordered as well. Let*s see how it does!

[NathanB]

I put the JP silent capture in everything at this point.

[DavidH]

I went with the Armaspec Sound Mitigation buffer/spring assembly in H2 weight. It*s a non captured design and only costs what my previous setup of Spikes T2 Buffer and Carbine spring did on other builds over that last 15years. (Before that I used whatever because less was available.) $44 I paid for it. Works identically to my old H2 setup and no more sound.