BUFFERS?

[thedude]

If you shoot 100,000 rounds of factory ammunition, you have put about $20,000 on ammunition through your $600 pistol.  If a major part breaks, it has earned it!

Well said! 

[schmeky]

Are there any tangible advantages to these

No.

[Longshanks]

good enough answer for me.  thanks

[Oldwolf]

Are there any tangible advantages to these ?

tan?gi?ble
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adjective
adjective: tangible

    1.
    perceptible by touch.
    synonyms:   touchable, palpable, material, physical, real, substantial, corporeal, solid, concrete; More
    visible, noticeable;
    actual, definite, clear, clear-cut, distinct, manifest, evident, unmistakable, perceptible, discernible
   
noun
noun: tangible; plural noun: tangibles

    1.
    a thing that is perceptible by touch.

Tangible? Yes, I would say that there is.
The recoil of the gun feels different. Try one and tell us your thoughts.

[Longshanks]

I din;t mind trying it actually . as long as I know it won't do any harm

[srREXed]

They won't hurt anything. They do create a perfect environment for your gun to not cycle properly when used in conjunction with match ammo and a light recoil spring. You cannot damage your gun by using shock buffers. They will eventually start to come apart if you don't inspect them when performing regular maint. on your gun so just look at it every few hundred rounds to make sure it's still in one piece and isn't starting to crack. No cracks? No chunks missing? Gtg


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[Longshanks]

great.thanks for the explanation

[exit plan]

I like the springco recoil reducers and have them on most of my guns. It gives you a secondary spring to reduce recoil impulse. The concept has been proven in the HK USP series of pistols, but I found many skeptics here.