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The Timber Creek Outdoors Mil-Spec Buffer Tube is one of those parts you don't think much about until you need a good one, and this is a good one. It's a six-position carbine-length receiver extension machined from impact-extruded 7075-T6 aluminum, which is the harder, stronger alloy you want in a tube that takes a beating every time the bolt carrier slams home. The black finish is a Type III hardcoat anodizing, so it holds up to holster wear, sweat, and general range abuse without looking tired after a season of use.
A few thoughtful touches separate this from the bargain-bin tubes. It has a notched carrier lip that clicks into place for proper alignment, which makes for smoother cycling and takes the guesswork out of getting things seated right during a build. There are also three enlarged drain holes running through it, so water clears out fast if you're running your rifle through wet conditions, a creek crossing, or a rained-out range day.
Because it's built to true mil-spec dimensions, this tube plays nice with collapsible stocks from a huge range of manufacturers. If you're running a standard mil-spec buttstock, it drops right in and gives you six positions of adjustment to dial in your length of pull for different shooters, gear setups, or shooting positions. It works equally well on AR-15 and AR-308 builds using carbine-length stocks.
Timber Creek makes a full lineup of matching components, so this tube slots in nicely if you're building around their gear or just want a US-made part that punches above its weight. Every Timber Creek product is backed by a lifetime warranty, which tells you they stand behind the machining. Pair it with a buffer, spring, and castle nut and you've got the back half of your rifle squared away.
Yes. This tube is machined to true mil-spec dimensions, so it's compatible with collapsible carbine stocks from a wide range of manufacturers. If your stock is labeled mil-spec, it will slide on and lock through the six adjustment positions.
This listing is for the buffer tube by itself. You'll still need a buffer, action spring, castle nut, and end plate to complete the assembly. Timber Creek and plenty of other brands sell those pieces separately, or you can grab a full kit if you're starting from scratch.
It's machined from impact-extruded 7075-T6 aluminum, which is a harder, stronger alloy than the 6061 used in a lot of budget tubes. That extra strength matters right at the receiver threads and the carrier lip where the tube sees the most stress during cycling.
The three enlarged drain holes let water escape quickly if your rifle gets submerged or soaked. It's a small feature that keeps the action running reliably when you're shooting in wet weather or crossing water, rather than trapping fluid inside the tube.
| UPC | 816397023634 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ARBTBL |
| Product Type | Buffer Tube |
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