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Mk 2 Buffers- Mod 1 - Mk2 Buffer Mod 1 - T1
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SKU: 430105170
Overview
Built for shooters who want a softer-shooting setup without giving up reliability, this buffer is intended to help manage felt recoil while supporting more consistent carrier velocity. Its design also increases internal counterweight travel to reduce bolt bounce, and it uses an M16A4 rifle spring with more coils than an M4 carbine spring to broaden the operating envelope. An internal spring helps minimize noise from counterweight movement and keep weight placement more consistent. Made with 7075T6 aluminum, hard coat anodized, and Mil-Spec components, it is a practical option for a serious rifle setup where controlled cycling matters.
Why Hunters Choose the Bravo Company
Lessens Felt
Recoil without compromising reliability
More Consistent
Carrier velocity for improved system
Increased Internal
Counterweight travel helps reduce bolt
Uses M16a4
More coils than M4 carbine
Internal Spring
Reduces counterweight noise and supports
Key Features
- Lessens felt recoil without compromising reliability.
- Provides more consistent carrier velocity for improved consistency.
- Increased internal counterweight travel reduces bolt bounce.
- Uses a M16A4 rifle spring with more coils than an M4 carbine spring.
- Internal spring reduces noise of counterweight shifting.
- Made of 7075T6 aluminum with hard coat anodizing.
- Comprises Mil-Spec components for the MK2 MOD 1 design.
Best Used For
- Hunters wanting reduced felt recoil in a carbine setup without sacrificing reliability
- Users seeking more consistent carrier velocity for a steadier shooting cycle
- Rifle builders using an intermediate-length configuration with a T1 buffer
- Those prioritizing bolt-bounce reduction and more consistent weight placement
Specifications
| Aid In Accuracy | Yes |
|---|---|
| Blade Finish | hard coat anodized |
| Buffer Type | T1 |
| Increased Internal Counterweight Travel | Yes |
| Internal Spring To Reduce Noise | Yes |
| Length | Intermediate Length |
| Lessens Felt Recoil | Yes |
| Material | 7075T6 aluminum |
| Mil Spec Components | Yes |
| More Consistent Carrier Velocity | Yes |
| More Spring Coils Than M4 Carbine | Yes |
| Reduces Bolt Bounce | Yes |
| Reliable | Yes |
| Uses M16a4 Rifle Spring | Yes |
Pros
- Lessens felt recoil without compromising reliability.
- Provides more consistent carrier velocity for improved system consistency.
- Increased internal counterweight travel helps reduce bolt bounce.
- Uses an M16A4 rifle spring with more coils than M4 carbine.
- Internal spring reduces counterweight noise and supports consistent weight placement.
- Made of 7075T6 aluminum with hard coat anodized finish.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed around an intermediate-length setup, so it is not a drop-in match for every carbine configuration.
- The system uses an M16A4 rifle spring rather than an M4 carbine spring, which may matter when matching parts to an existing setup.
- The buffer is built from 7075T6 aluminum with a hard coat anodized finish, but the listing does not provide details on compatibility beyond the stated configuration.
- At 3.8 oz for the T0 intermediate-length version, it is a specific weight choice rather than a universal option for tuning across all builds.
Suggested Comparisons
- Carbine buffer systems
- Rifle springs
- Recoil management accessories
- Mil-spec firearm components
Suggested Accessories
- Buffer spring kit
- Lower receiver parts kit
- AR-15 maintenance tools
- Gun cleaning supplies
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main purpose of the MK2 Mod 1 buffer system?
According to the product description, it is designed to lessen felt recoil without compromising reliability and to provide more consistent carrier velocity.
What features are listed to help reduce bolt bounce?
The description states that increased internal counterweight travel reduces bolt bounce.
What spring does this buffer system use?
It uses a M16A4 rifle spring with more spring coils than an M4 carbine spring, which the description says increases consistency and widens the operating envelope.
What materials and finish are specified for this product?
The long description says it is made of 7075T6 aluminum and hard coat anodized for lasting endurance.
Is the T1 version’s weight listed in the product data?
No. The provided data lists the T0 version as 3.8 oz, but the T1 weight is not fully shown in the source information.