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UWone77
23 August 2016, 11:38
https://www.magpul.com/products/magpul-enhanced-receiver-extension-ar15-m4

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Magpul Enhanced Receiver Extensions (https://www.magpul.com/products/magpul-enhanced-receiver-extension-ar15-m4)
For AR15/M4 & SR25/M110

Not your average receiver extensions. Constructed of impact extruded 7075-T6 aluminum with Type III, Class 2 hard coat anodizing for an extremely hard, abrasion resistant surface. The interior of the receiver extension features Everlube® coating for enhanced corrosion resistance and reduced friction. Available in a 7-position AR15/M4 profile as well as a 10-position SR25/A5 profile optimized to fit with the full line of Magpul Mil-Spec carbine stocks.


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mtdawg169
23 August 2016, 13:43
Everybody is getting on the A5 train!

Txfilmmaker
23 August 2016, 20:10
Forgive my ignorance, but what is the A5 difference? If you buy this does a standard spring and buffer work in it? While I'm asking, does anyone have a preference over this Magpul, a BCM tube or ALG Defense. (No markings on the ALG.)


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Slippers
23 August 2016, 20:19
Forgive my ignorance, but what is the A5 difference? If you buy this does a standard spring and buffer work in it? While I'm asking, does anyone have a preference over this Magpul, a BCM tube or ALG Defense. (No markings on the ALG.)


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A5 receiver extensions are slightly longer, since A5 buffers are longer.

Magpul is offering two receiver extensions: one is for AR15 carbine buffers and springs. The other is for AR10/SR25 rifles using a carbine buffer (since the bolt is longer), or you can use it on an AR15 with an A5 buffer and rifle length spring.

Txfilmmaker
23 August 2016, 20:26
A5 receiver extensions are slightly longer, since A5 buffers are longer.

Magpul is offering two receiver extensions: one is for AR15 carbine buffers and springs. The other is for AR10/SR25 rifles using a carbine buffer (since the bolt is longer), or you can use it on an AR15 with an A5 buffer and rifle length spring.

Okay. I understand. Thanks. Any preference over BCM vs ALG Defense carbine buffer tubes if price is equal?


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Slippers
24 August 2016, 01:51
Okay. I understand. Thanks. Any preference over BCM vs ALG Defense carbine buffer tubes if price is equal?


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I prefer LMT extensions over all others. Very slick inside, drain holes, and reasonably priced.

mustangfreek
24 August 2016, 03:38
I wonder how long till we see these out in the wild, seems like a decent price for a 7075 tube..

Slippers
24 August 2016, 06:40
I wonder how long till we see these out in the wild, seems like a decent price for a 7075 tube..

BCM 7075 carbine receiver extension is $38.95.
LMT 7075 carbine receiver extension is $46.83.
BCM 7075 A5 receiver extension is $44.95.

Magpul is priced a bit high and offers no advantages. In fact, compared to the LMT, the Magpul is worse.

UWone77
24 August 2016, 06:57
BCM 7075 carbine receiver extension is $38.95.
LMT 7075 carbine receiver extension is $46.83.
BCM 7075 A5 receiver extension is $44.95.

Magpul is priced a bit high and offers no advantages. In fact, compared to the LMT, the Magpul is worse.

And LMT makes the best receiver extensions on the market IMHO ... hands down. The threads are perfect, and the dry lube helps with super tight stocks.

SINNER
24 August 2016, 07:10
I had a LMT extension on a poly lower I ultimately destroyed. Not only did I break the lower but also a stock and the extension had 1 small scuff when the latch on the stock sheared off. Stock fitment seems to always be the tightest on their extensions also.

Txfilmmaker
24 August 2016, 08:23
Good stuff. Strong Side Tactical has them for $43.99 Free Shipping.


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Txfilmmaker
24 August 2016, 21:34
Ordered a LMT. :) Any advice on spring and buffer combinations for mid-length 16" rifles. Tubbs? Sprinco Blue & 3.7 Oz buffer? White and standard buffer? How do you know? Experiment?


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mustangfreek
25 August 2016, 04:00
BCM 7075 carbine receiver extension is $38.95.
LMT 7075 carbine receiver extension is $46.83.
BCM 7075 A5 receiver extension is $44.95.

Magpul is priced a bit high and offers no advantages. In fact, compared to the LMT, the Magpul is worse.

Oh I know, I was just saying that as it seems like they-Magpul announces new product and we don't see it for a year....[BD]

DeviantLogic
25 August 2016, 04:20
Ordered a LMT. :) Any advice on spring and buffer combinations for mid-length 16" rifles. Tubbs? Sprinco Blue & 3.7 Oz buffer? White and standard buffer? How do you know? Experiment?

You'll probably have to experiment. You want to go for brass ejection at 4 o'clock. On my middy 16" I have a Sprinco blue and Griffin SOB (4.9 oz) for shooting suppressed...Springco white works perfectly unsuppressed.

JGifford
25 August 2016, 04:59
Oh I know, I was just saying that as it seems like they-Magpul announces new product and we don't see it for a year....[BD]

I'm buying one in a day or two to play with, I think.

JGifford
25 August 2016, 05:14
You'll probably have to experiment. You want to go for brass ejection at 4 o'clock. On my middy 16" I have a Sprinco blue and Griffin SOB (4.9 oz) for shooting suppressed...Springco white works perfectly unsuppressed.

Depends on the rifle. I have a 0.074" gassed 16.1" and it requires a Sprinco Green (A5) and A5H4 buffer to run nice suppressed and unsuppressed.

mtdawg169
25 August 2016, 07:07
BCM 7075 carbine receiver extension is $38.95.
LMT 7075 carbine receiver extension is $46.83.
BCM 7075 A5 receiver extension is $44.95.

Magpul is priced a bit high and offers no advantages. In fact, compared to the LMT, the Magpul is worse.

Agreed. For a standard M4 extension there are better & less expensive options. The only real news here is the alternative to a Vltor A5 RE.