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Maybe this will help? As far as what to use with that particular setup I'm not sure but this at least explains the difference.
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Yes, the barrel manufacture could be a good start, as far as their intent, on using that size. Just as reiney has stated, you may have to do some "tuning" to get it right. One way to accomplish that, is with an adjustable gas block. I would suggest getting one made with a steel body, instead of one made of aluminum. Adjusting gas flow will allow "finer tuning" than adjusting buffer weight, as with the buffer, they would be "courser", by exchanging steel discs for tungsten discs, and/or steel bodies for aluminum.Thanks for the info fellas.
Willard as far as the gas port. would this be something that possibly the barrel manufacture would be able to recommend a buffer weight?
the Stock I am looking at is a Fixed stock from Luth AR Skullaton.
it is aprox 10.50 long stock so I assume a rifle length spring and heavier buffer might be my best bet due to the recoil of the 6.5 vs the lighter buffer for a 223/5.56 buffer
is that a correct assumption?