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Why customers choose this item
✓H2 carbine buffer
✓Fits AR15 rifle platform
✓223 and 556 compatible
✓Contains tungsten weights
✓4.8 ounce buffer weight
✓Carbine buffer component
Product highlights
H2 carbine buffer designed for AR-15 rifles chambered in .223 and 5.56
Contains two tungsten weights and one steel weight for increased mass
Total buffer weight approximately 4.8 ounces for tuned cycling performance
Designed for use with carbine length buffer tube assemblies
Heavier buffer supports improved function in shorter gas system configurations
Compatible with AR-15 platform recoil system components
Product description
The Luth-AR H2 Double Tungsten Carbine Buffer 223/5.56 is a carbine buffer designed for recoil system operation in AR-15 rifles. This buffer contains two tungsten slugs and one steel slug for a total weight of 4.8 ounces. It is used for maintaining proper cycling in carbine-length receiver extensions. In standard configurations, the Luth-AR H2 Double Tungsten Carbine Buffer 223/5.56 fits AR-15 rifles.
The Luth-AR H2 Double Tungsten Carbine Buffer 223/5.56 is categorized under stocks and buffer tubes and supports .223/5.56 caliber platforms. The internal weight configuration provides increased mass compared to standard buffers. This buffer installs into carbine-length buffer tubes and interfaces with standard springs. The design supports function in shorter gas system configurations. In practical use, it is suitable for range use or rifle maintenance requiring a heavier buffer.
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