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10/22® RECOIL BUFFER PIN

10/22® RECOIL BUFFER PIN Reviews & Ratings

Drop-in, black, bolt stop pin cushions the metal to metal contact between bolt and receiver. Prevents cracked and battered receivers, eliminates the metallic clank of bolt hitting receiver for quieter operation.


SPECS: Fits 10/22® long rifle and 10/22® magnum rifles.


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Reviews Summary
Customers generally appreciate the Volquartsen recoil buffer pin for its performance and value, particularly noting its effectiveness in reducing noise during operation. While many find it easy to install, some reviewers face challenges with tight fitments, requiring extra effort for installation. Overall, the product has received favorable feedback.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Noise Reduction
53%
Reviewers consistently mention that the Volquartsen recoil buffer pin significantly reduces the noise associated with the cycling of the bolt in the Ruger 10/22. This enhancement is particularly praised by those utilizing suppressed setups, leading to a quieter shooting experience.
Installation Experience
40%
Many reviews share mixed experiences regarding installation. While several users found the process straightforward, a notable number faced difficulties with tight fits that required extra effort and techniques, such as lubrication and use of clamps, to properly install the buffer pin.
Product Quality
33%
Customers generally express satisfaction with the quality of the Volquartsen buffer pin, mentioning its effective dual construction and durability even after extensive use. Some reviewers highlight that it holds up well under regular shooting conditions.
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Hard to install
For such a simple part, this was NOT easy to put in. Out of the box this plastic pin would not fit in my new 10/22. I had to lightly sand the outside diameter, put it in my freezer for an hour, then very carefully pound it in with a hammer. There must be better fitting pins out there...