VNVGunner,
Do you feel like there is a lot of recoil with that gun? We are talking 5.56/.223 here and there shouldn't be an issue. Like 3rdRcn said, that gun is over scoped so you may think you have an issue if magnification is dialed all the way up. Are you having trouble regaining sight picture after a shot? If yes, it is probably a result of magnification and field of view vs. recoil. I like the Enidine and run them in my guns, but the real reason for them is use in full-auto guns as they assist in cyclic rate reduction and stop bolt bounce (supposedly). I like them because you don't get the "poing" effect from the AR buffer in a semi gun. It is admittedly a pricey fix for "boing." Kevin
VNVGunner,
Do you feel like there is a lot of recoil with that gun? We are talking 5.56/.223 here and there shouldn't be an issue. Like 3rdRcn said, that gun is over scoped so you may think you have an issue if magnification is dialed all the way up. Are you having trouble regaining sight picture after a shot? If yes, it is probably a result of magnification and field of view vs. recoil. I like the Enidine and run them in my guns, but the real reason for them is use in full-auto guns as they assist in cyclic rate reduction and stop bolt bounce (supposedly). I like them because you don't get the "poing" effect from the AR buffer in a semi gun. It is admittedly a pricey fix for "boing." Kevin
I have shot a couple rifles with the endine buffer, the recoil didn't feel all that much lighter, only smoother, to me at least. I put a thin coat of grease in the buffer tubes of my AR's, and it feels almost the same, no "sproing" sound, and $1 will buy enough for a dozen rifles. The best way to cut recoil is with a suppressor, or brake. For my last build, I got a 14.5" bushy barrel with the "double Y" comp pinned and welded to make it a non-sbr 16.25", and while it is fairly loud, there is almost no recoil or muzzle rise at all. It kicks less than my 10/22, and you can basically keep pulling the trigger as fast as you can, and watch holes start to tear the center out of a 100yd target, the EOtech recticle barely moves, just make sure the folks in the lane next to you have a good set of ears on.
Sorry, just looked at your pic again and the above options are not going to work with your bull barrel. Even if threaded, they would be too narrow. I guess you can try porting it, but that would be even pricier. I guess a buffer might be your next step, but not sure it is going to solve your issue.