KynSHOT RB5000L Recoil Buffer for 300 Blackout AR-15 - Hydraulic Buffer System

KynSHOT RB5000L Hydraulic Recoil Buffer, Fits AR-15 in 300 Blackout with Mil Spec Carbine Buffer Tube, Stainless Steel Construction, Silver RB5000L

The KynSHOT RB5000L Recoil Buffer is a hydraulic buffer designed specifically for AR-15 rifles chambered in 300 Blackout. Its innovative design provides a softer cycling experience, making it ideal for low-velocity ammunition such as subsonic and supersonic 300 Blackout rounds. Crafted to fit Mil-Spec style carbine buffer tubes with a 7-inch internal depth, this buffer enhances cycling performance and reduces felt recoil for a smoother shooting experience. The RB5000L can be paired with any style buffer spring but typically performs best with reduced power springs, ensuring reliable bolt lock-back and consistent ejection. Its lightweight construction requires less force to cycle, making it suitable for shooters seeking a more manageable recoil profile without sacrificing reliability. The buffer is compatible with AR-15 platforms that do not lock back on the last round with standard buffers or heavier buffers, providing an optimized solution for specific shooting applications. Whether used for tactical, hunting, or target shooting, the KynSHOT RB5000L enhances the overall performance of your 300 Blackout AR-15 by offering a controlled, smoother recoil cycle and improved cycling efficiency. The compact design and precise engineering make it an excellent upgrade for shooters seeking reliability and comfort with their low-velocity ammunition.

Features:

• Hydraulic buffer system designed for smoother cycling and reduced recoil

• Optimized for 300 Blackout rifles using Mil-Spec carbine buffer tubes with 7-inch internal depth

• Lightweight construction requiring less force to cycle, suitable for low-velocity rounds

• Compatible with any style buffer spring, ideal with reduced power springs for reliable operation

• Designed for AR-15 platforms that do not lock back on the last round with standard or heavy buffers