Buffer MCX (Variable Strength MCX Buffer for VFC / APFG MCX)

Buffer MCX (Variable Strength MCX Buffer for VFC / APFG MCX)

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Description

Description: Variable strength buffer system designed for VFC / APFG MCX platforms, specifically optimized for the APFG MCX Rattler. The system is also compatible with Legacy and Spears LT versions, making it a versatile solution across multiple MCX variants. This adjustable buffer setup was originally developed for operation around 1 Joule at 150 PSI, but thanks to the interchangeable spring combinations, it can reliably operate across a wide range of power levels and gas pressures. The design also tends to slightly increase the rate of fire, which can either be used as a performance advantage or compensated depending on the user’s setup and preferences. A complete installation guide is included. Required Hardware 1 × M6 × 30 mm screw (recommended) or 1 × M6 × 25 mm screw (depending on stock compatibility) Required Springs 6 × springs Outer diameter: 5 mm Length: 15 mm Recommended spring wire diameter: 0.7 mm Different combinations from 0.6 mm to 0.9 mm wire diameter can be used to achieve different resistance levels and recoil characteristics. Additional Information An industrial version including all hardware and components is available Description (FR) : Système de buffer à résistance variable conçu pour les plateformes VFC / APFG MCX, spécialement optimisé pour les modèles APFG MCX Rattler. Le système est également compatible avec les versions Legacy et Spears LT, ce qui en fait une solution polyvalente pour plusieurs variantes de MCX. Ce buffer ajustable a été…

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Buffer MCX (Variable Strength MCX Buffer for VFC / APFG MCX) is a free 3D model in the Other category, shared by the Cults3D community. You can download it for 3D printing and reuse it in your own projects under the terms of its original license.

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