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Tapco H2 Carbine Buffer Black Aluminum AR Platform 4.7oz 7075-T6

MPN: TAP22054  |  UPC: 810122800514

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The TAPCO H2 Carbine Buffer, model TAP22054, is crafted for AR platform rifles and designed to enhance the performance and reliability of your firearm. Engineered from premium 7075 T6 aluminum and weighing 4.7 ounces, this buffer stands out for its robust build quality and longevity. The H2 weight specification makes it suitable for carbine-length buffer tubes and gas systems, effectively reducing bolt bounce and managing felt recoil for a smoother shooting experience. Finished in anodized black, the buffer pairs well with a wide range of AR-15 configurations and maintains compatibility with standard carbine-length systems.

  • High-strength 7075 T6 aluminum construction for durability
  • 4.7 oz weight ideal for carbine-length AR buffer systems
  • Anodized black for a sleek, resilient finish

With its reliable performance and robust materials, the TAPCO H2 Carbine Buffer is a solid upgrade for shooters seeking smoother operation and improved reliability in their AR platform rifles. Add precision and consistency to your build with this proven buffer solution.

SPECS
Material Aluminum
Finish Anodized
SKU ACC-TAPCO-TAP22054
Country of Manufacture No
License Requirement None
Manufacturer TAPCO
Mfg. Part Number TAP22054
UPC 810122800514
Caliber/Gauge N/A
Action N/A
Barrel Length N/A
Barrel Twist N/A
Barrel Bore Type N/A
Barrel Finish N/A
Barrel Fluting N/A
Barrel Profile N/A
Mount Type N/A
Beam Color N/A
Firearm Fit N/A
Threaded Barrel No
Condition New
Free Shipping No
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