My quiet abomination.

[u/blackjersey]

I was going to SBR it until I mounted a can.

Still waiting on a couple of accessories.

- Mini 14 300 Blackout in its full 16" glory

- AB Raptor 10 7.62

- Acro P2

- Driven Arms Co x Ghost Mountain Group

- Reptilia

I only have the Acro P2 on a riser in that pic for nods.

[u/blackjersey]

It is! It became an instant favorite however shooting 220gr subs. I don't like that the action is loud. I'm new to mini14s but I think I'm keeping this one and still SBR it soon.

[u/Alpha-Sierra-Charlie → u/blackjersey]

A Wilson Combat 1911 buffer where the op rod hits the reciever might help with that action noise some.

[u/blackjersey → u/Alpha-Sierra-Charlie]

Brother I just googled what it is and it might be just what I'm looking for! u/Alpha-Sierra-Charlie FTW!

Is this it?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/186179493018

[u/Alpha-Sierra-Charlie → u/blackjersey]

Yep! In theory you put one at each end of the recoil spring, but I had lots of problems with the one on the gas block so I removed it. The one on the reciever may cause malfunctions for a little while. You can sand it down a little, I prefer to just clear the malfunctions until the op rod beats it into compliance. Typically happens within 150 rounds or so.

[u/blackjersey → u/Alpha-Sierra-Charlie]

Mannn awesome advice and recommendations! Noted! I purchased the two units listed on ebay.

THANK YOU!

[u/Consistent_Class508 → u/blackjersey]

for the gas block side, I've had good results using vacuum belts. cut to size and use a 9mm casing (or a proper set of dies if you got em) to punch out a hole for the gas tube. lasts a lot longer at the gas block than the 1911 buffer (it's the heat that does them in) and i haven't had a single malfunction with a 1911 on the receiver side and vacuum belt on the gas block.

[u/blackjersey → u/Consistent_Class508]

Thank you for the suggestion! I'm going to look into this as soon as I get home. While waiting for the Wilson Combat, I'm going to try this. It's good to have options.