Is that a plastic "buffer tube" in your first post? What firearm do you have?

Is that a plastic "buffer tube" in your first post? What firearm do you have?

PWS MK116 which uses their own buffer tube.

For what it is worth I am in Flemington and can have that pin out for you in under 10 mins. You are welcome to come by and I can do it for you. let me know

nice offer fishnut.. Its really not a job for a gunsmith ive done plenty and they all look great

If you want pm me or stop by. Easy to do. Seriously easy. Have you checked out how to make it non adjustable by diassembling the lever and cutting a 223 shell That whole process. Thats the best way to do it.

If you want pm me or stop by. Easy to do. Seriously easy. Have you checked out how to make it non adjustable by diassembling the lever and cutting a 223 shell That whole process. Thats the best way to do it.

I plan to do this soon.

 

Just buy a new buffer tube....problem solved

Just buy a new buffer tube....problem solved

At $150 a pop I'd rather salvage it.

 

Thanks Ed for the offer. Had I seen it earlier I would have taken you up on it, but it's already in the shop.

At $150 a pop I'd rather salvage it.

 

Thanks Ed for the offer. Had I seen it earlier I would have taken you up on it, but it's already in the shop.

Where the heck are you buying buffer tubes? Lol they are like $20 at any number of websites

I think that is a PWS buffer.  I haven't been able to figure out why they are so much more. They come with a sling mount but that is only $30 and it doesn't use a castle nut and they are anti-tilt. I still think they are way over priced as my $20 dollar one seems to work fine.

 

http://www.skdtac.com/PWS-Enhanced-Buffer-Tube-p/pws.109.htm

Yeah. The PWS buffer also has an extended lip which fully supports the carrier. Not that PWS rifles typically experience carrier tilt, but I like the design overall.

No problem. Next time ask me first. Ive got a full shop and can do it all. Us farmers know how to fix anything.