The PWS Enhanced Buffer Tube MOD 2 is the next generation of PWS enhanced buffer tubes that lowers the weight and the price with some very unique features compared to competing buffer tubes. Impact extruded from the stronger 7075 aluminum it is optimized for strength and rigidity. Anodized with a Mil-Spec type 3 black finish to exceed normal standards of hardness and corrosion protection. Additional lightening cuts in the rear end of the buffer tube in addition to the fluting on the sides reduces weight. The PWS Enhanced Buffer Tube MOD 2 tube retains the anti-tilt feature that supports the rear end of the bolt carrier to ensure smooth cycling and no bumping the front of the buffer tube from carrier tilt.
All AR-15 carriers tilt to some degree, some more than others, especially with piston guns so this feature is definitely worthwhile. The additional drain holes are also retained on the EBT MOD 2, so there are 3 drain holes in the bottom that is the most of any buffer tube on the market. The biggest change on the PWS MOD 2 buffer tube is the new Ratchet-Lock design of the castle nut and end plate. The PWS end plate has a QD swivel stud on the bottom rear and has a detent that engages ratchet notches on the PWS castle nut that creates a ratchet locking system making staking of the castle nut unnecessary. So now you can have all these features with a very quick, simple, rock solid lockup.
Weight- 4.3 oz. Mil-Spec tube diameter Impact Extruded 7075 Aluminum Extended Carrier Support Lip For Smoother Cycling 6 Positions for Stock Lightening Cuts Reducing Weight By Approx. 1 Oz. Off Mil-Spec Unique Fluted Tube Design For Debris Clearing Engraved Position Numbers Enlarged Drain Holes MIL-A-8625 F, Type III, Class 2 Anodized Includes PWS Ratchet Lock Castle Nut & End Plate Set
FEATURES:
- Fluted Body
- Anodized Finish, Black
- 7075 Aluminum Construction
- 6 Position
- Mil-Spec Tube Diameter
- Made in the USA
Primary Weapons Systems was formed by firearm enthusiasts in 2008. Starting out by producing muzzle devices, they tested their compensators on all different types of rifles - from M4s to AK-47s. After using both styles of rifles in testing with high round counts, the difference in maintenance needed was both astounding. From that basic realization, the PWS long-stroke piston system was born; keeping the core values of the AR-15 design, while also lessening the need for maintenance in high-volume fire situations and adverse conditions.
