Installation/Reconfiguration | Silent Captured Springs
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- Unlike any other part we've made, the Silent Captured Spring has really changed our business. So run them now, and so many people have questions. In this video, we cover the full installation and reconfiguration of the SCS. If this is your new buffer system, this is everything you'll need.
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A word of caution. They’re expensive, because once you get your first one set up perfectly, you’ll love it, then you’ll buy one for all your rifles and won’t ever shoot a rifle without one. I have 3 now and so does my son. Yeah, they’re awesome, beware.
I love that the closed caption identified the screw dropping on the table as applause.
This is a great product - I now have four or five of them. The product by JPRifles works a lot better than some of the aftermarket products out there - I have a few of those from before I discovered JP Rifles SCS. It would be nice, if JPR would create a spread sheet that listed all of the configurations for all of the different components. For example there are a number of combinations that work for 5.56, 9mm, .308, etc... There are other factors at play such as high/low mass, suppressor, spring tension, tube length, etc. So for example, if I am running a suppressed, piston, standard mass, rifle length tube setup - I should have 2 steel, 1 tungsten, and the blue spring (hypothetical example). Or alternately if I have 1 tungsten + yellow spring - it equates to x lbs. 1 tungsten + 1 steel + blue spring = y lbs. 3 tungsten .... etc. Secondly, JPR provided a number of different combinations but I didn't know what I would go for with my .45, my 10mm, my .243, and hopefully very soon, my 30-06. Either way - JPR thank you for the product. Keep in mind, I understand that I can experiment and learn on my own, but there will always be that lil bit o doubt - regardless of how well it works.
I bought the SCS for my AR-15 with a rifle length gas system, so I bought one with the steel weights. I put a Precsion Armament AFAB (chambered brake) on my barrel and decided to run 75 gr Hornadys through it... the buffer kept bottoming out no matter what spring I used. I ended up buying a couple of the tungsten weights, and I'm hoping the spring kit comes to life after this. I suspect it will. When I shot it with a traditional H3 buffer, it mitigated it, but the SCS still seems smoother.
I had a Silent Captured Spring a while ago and it caused a significant failure running it with a retaining pin. An O-ring from the buffer got caught on the retaining pin while firing, locking up the rifle completely!!! It was extremely difficult to disassemble and correct. Don't run it with that pin. Just my suggestion.
Well,.. that video just made the decision for me. Gotta have it!
Pew View guy showed how this, when set just right for your, makes it shoot perfectly level and that makes follow up shots a breeze!
Of course, not all by itself but,.. it is the main component in setting your rifle up as a very level shooter! Cost be damn. 🤣👍
Nice job!!!
I had to sub so when I get to that point of my build I can watch again.
You mentioned what to do if you have too little preload, but what if I have too much preload. I am running the 9mm pcc with the scs and it is a raving bear to disassemble.
How about a video with some standardized recommendations for the customized SCS? IE: 16” length, carbine gas system, 55 grain 223 use 2 tungsten weights, 1 steel weight and a green spring as a starting point??? I’ve been looking for this info, it’s impossible to find. Thanks!
16in, carbine w/55gr mil spec Ammo unsuppressed needs a carbine or H buffer, suppressed uses an H2 or equal scs.
Shorter the barrel or if suppressed needs heavy buffer weights. 16-18-20 in can get away with the most basic “carbine” if unsuppressed. 10.3-14.5 H2 or H3. Alternatively the A5 system is almost a .308 length buffer tube(ar10) with heavy or H2 buffer. best to look at the weight in find equal scs. As to springs you don’t need extra spring tension unless the buffers are not sufficient. Use standard spring for 16in
I’m doing my first AR-15 build. I just purchased the standard SCS. What would you recommend for the BCG? Can you link to it?
Great instruction , much appreciated...
Please make oversized take down pins at .252+ Love you guys!
What kind of round count until you start seeing wear?
I put mine in my gun and and it's ejecting and hitting the ejection port and the very low part of the brass reflector what do I do? And it is scuffing it up really bad.
can you make a video with the law folding adapter
What’s the difference between standard and heavy bolts? For this?
AR in 7.62..? Which one should i buy
So what spring color do I use for h2 (2 Tungsten 1steel) ? It’s for a mid length gas system.
Is there a video showing one on a Zulu 2.0?
I barely clean my DDM4 V7. This highly recommended and very complex upgrade is clearly not for someone like me 🙄
I love mine but They don't work on utm force on force drop in bolts...
Okay if you are running a jp silent capture, law tactical and LMOS bcg with 16 inch barrel and a rifle speed gas system which JP silent capture do you pair for these internals?
Too much trouble. Stick to the KISS Principle.
I too have (2) H2 for each of my AR-10s & (2) H2 for each of my AR-15s to include (4) Buffer Retaining Pins. They are very nice and worth the cost in my opinion; I also have the SCS Alternate Spring Pack for both AR-10 & AR-15. My question is what configuration of either weights or springs do I need to make a H3 system? Ant ideas are greatly appreciated.
I found an answer to my question' JP Enterprise provides configurations online. I replaced the steel weight with a tungsten weight to convert my H2 to H3. Works great.
You mentioned there are springs that will increase the cyclic rate of the firearm. Can you provide a link to those specifically for the 9. I’m assuming they come in a pack.
I’m sure you probably found this info already but if not all the springs are on their website.
Can I keep the buffer pin in the tube in place? I'd like to be able to alternate between my scs and standard buffer/spring setup.
Yes you can. It is more difficult with the stock pin but yes it can be done.
I just completely removed the pin.
Literally impossible to take off, even with heat applied....what's the point of making the weights modular if the screw is impossible to take off to the point of almost getting stripped?
When test firing to see what spring/weights work best for a particular rifle, do you have to put loctite on the screw each time? Or can you get away with some test shoots without it?
IMO not really, but for real just do a few shots and then check it to make sure its not backing out. JP will probably say YES locktite every time, but I never noticed the screw backing out when throwing 5 or 10 rounds downrange.
Fired mine 100 times with screw just basically hand tight.
Does this directly swap into a BCM pistol buffer tube (measures about 6.5in from the castle nut/end plate line)?
Yes the Silent Captured Spring is compatible with the BCM pistol buffer tube.
I used an ar-15 (223/556) and it leaves bruises on my shoulder where a 12 gauge doesn’t. Broke it down and it has one of these installed. Is it no setup correctly or is it most likely something else wrong like over gased?
If your AR-15 is leaving bruises on you that means you either have a medical condition or you need to go to the gym. I’ve shot belt fed machine guns from the shoulder and they haven’t left so much as a mark. If your AR was generating enough force to bruise you then it would not be cycling properly, since that would require much more force than the system can take.
My carrier is .625" in diameter. Are you saying the bcg hole has to be .503" or that's the min? Help would be appreciated cause I just placed a order for the SCS
We would need more info on this? shoot us a call or email and we can help you out!
651-426-9196/Tech@jprifles.com
1:05-1:14 So I can’t use a foldable stock adapter with the JP SCS because the rod of the SCS has to go 3-3/4” through the BCG correct
We offer a selection of Silent Captured Springs compatible with the LAW folder. Check out our website or shoot us an email for more info- Tech@jprifles.com
How do you run this with a stock which has a folder part; is it possible? I know the rifle can not be fired with the stock folded to clarify, I am asking if this setup would work on a foldable stock. Thanks.
We make a line of SCS's that are compatible with the LAW folder brand.
What jp silent buffer do I need to have almost no recoil on my AR15
Depends on your setup. Check out our Selection guide or give us a call. 651-426-9196
www.jprifles.com/document_pdfs/SCS%20Selection%20Guide_880.pdf
Did he mention how to add four weights on to the system? I didn’t catch it. He’s got one sitting on the table.
Late, but that's a 308 buffer. They have 4 weights
Any chance JP will make a Silent Capture system designed to work with the Vltor A5 buffer system? I know it's possible to rig it up to work but you don't get the full functionality
Yes, we have an A-5 spacer available on the website here ---> jprifles.com/buy.php?item=JPSCS2-SPACER-A5
Is it okay to use a quarter as the shim?
You can, but shoot us a call and we can help you get a new shim- 651-426-9196
I can’t get it out after I just installed the scs. The rifle functions perfect but I can’t figure out how to remove it. Any help on will appreciate!!!!
We recommend removing the buffer retaining pin. But you can use a small tool to depress the buffer retaining pin and the SCS will come right out.
@@JPRifles thank you, I’m enjoying the jp buffer assembly, it’s an awesome product and I hand figured out how to remove it. Thanks!!!!!
So, Have you got a setup for the Sig Sauer 716 yet??
We do not.
@@JPRifles OK thanks. I know there are many different platforms out there with just enough differences to make it hard to please everyone, however the sig 716 isn't going away anytime soon, and if you do decide to include their products in your lineup I would like to know about it. Taming the .308 recoil isn't a game changer in this fine rifle, but it would sure be a great feature to be able to it just the same... 👍👍
So basically if you are running your AR15 or AR10 , you should buy the Heavy JP Catch Right ?
Need more information on your configuration. These are only for ARs, and some need the heavy while others don't.
@@JPRifles I have only SBR and I only shoot with Canns
Can you run more than 1 shim?
Yes. If necessary, you can run more than one.
@@JPRifles thank you 🙏🏼