Alright guys, good boy 32 here, check it out. So we're coming at you live from the review table. And on the review table, we've got one of my AR 15 pistols, affectionately known as the Wheel DeBeast. Now this thing is bad to debone. One of the things I wanted to do was go with an economical platform on the upper. We're using a ballistic advantage. This is a 12 and a half inch military profile or whatever. I can't remember what the profile is. Anyway, a 12 and a half inch with a low profile gas block. We're not using an adjustable gas block on this thing because one is, I'm probably never going to suppress this guy. And because of that, we don't need to worry about an adjustable gas block. But one of the things that I'm experiencing is, is I think it's a little bit over gas. What is happening is with the existing buffer that's in here right now, it is shooting out to about the two o'clock position. And I believe this is a regular H buffer, which is a standard buffer. And I thought this would be a great opportunity to go ahead and sit down and go through testing of an H buffer, H2 buffer, and H3 buffer. These guys right here from, I believe, the LUTH AR family and bought these off of big daddy unlimited. Oh yeah. If you go to my website, you know, I can't even say it, I don't think. Right now, if you're in the mood to build a bunch of AR-15s, they, not 99 a month, and you're going to get that money back on your first order pretty much for the whole year. So anyway, we got this guy right here. Let's see what this bad boy weighs. I hope you guys can see that. It should be 3.1 ounces, which is what? 3.8. So yeah, man. So this is really, really light. So we're going to try a H1 buffer, which is H. Then we're going to go to an H2 buffer, which is 4.6 ounces, and then a H3 buffer, which is 5.5 ounces. So what we're going to do is we'll take this thing out. We're going to go ahead and shoot it with the buffer that was in there. And this is either one of the ones that just came into kit that was with it. And then we're going to try it with each one of those things to see what happens to the dispersion or the ejection of our brass to bring this thing into a more manageable ejection pattern, or at least where I think it's operating the way I wanted to operate. I don't care personally if it goes out and it operates one after the other, I'm good to go. But in any case, this is it. We got the law tactical right here. I actually forgot to tighten up my damn castle nut right here. But what we'll do, let's go ahead and put this regular guy back in here. And we'll take it out to range and shoot it and see how it works. And the cool part about it is you guys will see a practical experience, not just explaining what will happen, but the practicality of seeing what we will do when we change these things out with the ejection pattern. Let's get on after it. See how it goes. Stand by. Alright, so we're sitting out here at the range. One of the things we want to do is a progressive change out for the buffers on this thing. I want to show you guys literally what the changes are. A lot of people have asked about the buffers. Should have put an H1, H2, H3 buffer. So what we did earlier on the bench is we went ahead and weighed these guys. So let's go ahead and do this. This is with that original buffer. I want you guys to watch where these shell casings go. Here we go. Pretty much straight like that. So let's do this. We'll go ahead and clear the fire arm. Alright, so the fire arm is clear. What we're going to do, watch that thing to the rear. We're going to go ahead and change out that buffer to the H1 buffer. Stand by. I'll tell you what, having the law of folder on this thing makes it real easy to change out that buffer. Okay, so now what we want to do if you remember those cases we're going to straight out. Obviously means we're overgassed. So let's go ahead and see what this one is. Here we go. Almost the same thing. So let's go ahead and clear the weapon. There we go. Let's just slice our finger open. And change that buffer out to a H2. Stand by. Alright, so now we got the H2 buffer in there. Let's go ahead and see where these guys shined up at. Here we go. We're getting there. Well, they're still hitting about two o'clock, but they're not one o'clock. Yeah, I have a tendency to just really mess my stuff up. There we go. Beautiful. Let's put the H3 in there and see what happens. Alright, so now we've got the H3 in there. Let's go ahead and see how they go. I'm hoping a little bit more towards you guys. Here we are. Nope. 100 yard target. Oh, a killter. Alright, well, big difference, not really. Kind of disappointing. I thought there would be. Maybe there's just so much gas coming off this thing that it may, you know what? I'm not even going to be worried about it. Thing runs. I'm going to leave that H3 buffer in there, though, for sure. Can't see my target anymore. And it runs. I'm not worried about it. Alright, so what do we learn? A little bit of angle change, not much. It was shooting out like that. Now it's shooting out like that. Is it shooting out in the four o'clock position? No. That's it. We learn something every day. It's Cuddleboy32. If you like the video, please give it a thumbs up. Subscribe to have everybody down. So support Red, White, and Blue. God bless America. God bless this man. Living a uniform 24, 7 for our freedom. Man, I love shooting this thing. There it is. It's free. It's not free. I'm out of here. Y'all be good.