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H-FRB AR15 Forced Reset Buffer from Odin Works

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H-FRB AR15 Forced Reset Buffer from Odin Works

Name: H-FRB AR15 Forced Reset Buffer from Odin Works
SKU: OS-BS-HFRB-AR15
Availability: InStock

Original price was: $79.00.Current price is: $75.05.

The ODIN Works Heavy Buffer is built to run with Forced Reset Triggers. It offers a simplified, performance-driven approach to firearm tuning, delivering consistent cycling and recoil control without the need for adjustment. Designed to run smoothly on a variety of setups, this buffer achieves increased weight and pairs with a proprietary spring for reliable operation.

Helps manage recoil impulse, reduce wear on moving components, and and aid in reliable cycling with an FRB in AR-15 platforms.

*Includes proprietary spring

NOTE: Due to the wide variety of AR-platform configurations, the ODIN Works H-FRB Buffer may not function optimally in every firearm with an aftermarket Forced Reset Triggers. Some rifles may require adjustments to the gas system, buffer weight, spring, or other operating components to achieve reliable performance. As with any performance upgrade, proper tuning may be necessary based on your specific firearm configuration and ammunition.

H-FRB (AR-15) should only be used on firearms with barrels over 10″

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SKU: OS-BS-HFRB-AR15 Category: Store

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Features

- 6.2 oz (H-FRB)
- 303 Stainless Steel Body
- Includes proprietary spring
- Aids in reliable function with an Forced Reset Trigger or a high rate of fire
- Reduces wear on moving parts
- Compatible with standard AR-15 platforms
- Designed for Carbine-length buffer tubes
- Must be used with proprietary spring (included with purchase)
FAQs:

H-FRB Buffer FAQs

What is the H-FRB Buffer designed for?
- The H-FRB Buffer is designed to help tune AR platforms running forced reset trigger systems. It is intended to support reliable cycling when the firearm, trigger, spring, buffer tube, ammunition, and gas system are correctly matched.
Will the H-FRB Buffer work in every rifle?
- No. Forced Reset Trigger systems often require tuning, and what works in one rifle may not work in another. Barrel length, gas system, buffer tube, spring, ammunition, suppressor use, and trigger setup can all affect performance.
What buffer tube does the H-FRB Buffer use?
- The H-FRB AR-15 buffer is designed for a carbine-length buffer tube. Always confirm the exact H-FRB model and your firearm setup before ordering.
Does the H-FRB9 work with folding stocks or non-standard buffer tubes?
- The H-FRB9 is intended for standard buffer tube setups. Folding stocks, adapters, and non-standard tubes may affect fit and function. If your setup is unusual, contact ODIN Works before ordering.
Do I need a spacer with the H-FRB Buffer?
- Most customers should not assume a spacer is needed. If the carrier gets stuck to the rear or the buffer seems too short, confirm your buffer tube, spring, trigger, and platform setup before modifying anything.
Will the H-FRB Buffer make my rifle run perfectly out of the box?
- Not always. Forced Reset Trigger setups usually need tuning. If your firearm short-strokes, sticks, fails to reset, or only runs in semi-auto, the system may need adjustments to the buffer, spring, gas, ammunition, or trigger setup.
What information should I provide if I need help tuning my H-FRB setup?
- Please include your firearm platform, caliber, barrel length, buffer tube type, spring, trigger model, buffer model, ammunition, suppressor use, and the exact issue you are seeing.
Why is my rifle short-stroking with an H-FRB Buffer?
- Short-stroking can be caused by several factors, including buffer weight, spring choice, gas setting, ammunition, suppressor use, or trigger/BCG interaction. Start by confirming your full setup and symptoms before replacing parts.
Can I use the H-FRB Buffer with a suppressed rifle?
- Possibly, but suppressed rifles often require additional tuning. Suppressors can change gas pressure and cycling speed, so you may need to adjust your gas system, spring, or buffer setup.