hybrid · Hybrid next-gen
Hybrid Magnetic Recoil
R&DPatentedRepelling magnets + short spring + copper dead-blow. Modular next-gen.
- Platforms
- AR-15, AR-10 / DPMS, 12-ga AR shotgun
- Calibers
- 5.56 NATO, .308 Win, 12 ga
- Partner
- Frytech R&D
- Patent
- US 12,117,257 B1
How it works
The magnet stack still does the progressive work. A short spring segment covers the last bit of travel and return energy.
Copper weights move through the field and dissipate leftover energy as eddy currents — a dead-blow that does not bounce.
Modules swap: more copper for suppressed 12-ga, more magnet for a light 5.56 gun.
Lenz’s law: a conductor moving in a changing field grows currents that oppose the motion. Force is velocity-dependent, which is how the hybrid kills bounce the 1/r² stack cannot.
Frytech
Hybrid assembly
One axis. Magnets float apart because like poles shove. Spring and copper slugs run the same direction — barrels, not coins on their side.
Floating apart
Like poles shove the discs open. Gaps are the spring.
Kit
Magnets
Spring
Copper slugs
0%
- Air gap
- 0.18 in
- Magnet wall
- 0 lbf
- Spring
- 0 lbf
- Eddy
- 0 lbf
Spec
| Platform | Modular AR buffer family |
|---|---|
| Internals | Magnets + spring segment + copper masses |
| Maintenance | Sealed; no lube on the magnet path |
| Install | Drop-in tube, generation-specific |
| Compatibility | Built on the MBS envelope |
Versus mil-spec spring
- Bounce control from eddy currents
- Modular force curve
- Keeps a magnetic primary spring