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Xiphos

Battle Arms Development Xiphos for Glock 9mm Lower Receiver / Foxtrot Mike 9mm 10” Ultralight Barrel / 9mm

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// Anatomy

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// Loadout

Equipment

SlotProduct
LowerBattle Arms Development Xiphos for Glock 9mm Lower Receiver
UpperBattle Arms Development XIPHOS Lightweight Dedicated PCC AR9 Upper Receiver
GripFORTIS MANUFACTURING TORQUE CARBON FIBER PISTOL GRIP
Vertical ForegripCustom 3d Printed
HandguardWORKHORSE 9.5" FREE FLOAT RAIL M-LOK RAIL HANDGUARD W/ ASAL LOCK
OpticHOLOSUN HS512C Multi-Reticle Circle Dot
RiserAT3 .83" 3 Slot Riser
TriggerRise Armament Rave PCC AR Trigger - Flat Bow - Anti-Walk Pins
Bolt Carrier GroupBattle Arms Development 9mm AR-15 Bolt Carrier Group
BarrelFoxtrot Mike 9mm 10" Ultralight Barrel
Muzzle DeviceKVP Linear Comp - Black (pin & weld)
Charging HandleBreek Arms Warhammer AR-15 Ambidextrous Charging Handle
BufferSRS™ MilSpec Buffer Tube Kit - AR15 GEN4-SRS-9 weight
Buffer TubeJust Right Carbines - Long Buffer Tube - Standard quality finish
Buffer Spacer3d Printed 22mm Spacer
Buffer SpringN/A
Pistol BraceSB Tactical SBA3X AR-15 Pistol Brace - No Buffer Tube - Black
Receiver Parts KitSons of Liberty Blaster Starter Kit

// Range Log

Training Sessions

2026-07-12TrainingNo Malfunctions

I made a change to the buffer system after removing the armaspec. As i mentioned in my last log, i removed the SRS and replaced it with the KYNshot with expected success since i have the KYNshot in my other AR9 builds. This time i added the addition 2.5 weights to make it a GRS system. I didn't notice too much of a difference if im being honest. The recoil with just the KYNshot buffer and flat spring was already really good. It probably gets about 5-10% better with the weights. The time i really did notice the difference was when focused on pulling the rifle into my shoulder firmly. The shots back on target felt the same as the standard hydraulic buffer system though so i wouldnt necessarily go out of my way to build a GRS system if i was looking to save some money or have the most lightweight rifle.

310
rounds
124 gr
2026-07-02TrainingNo Malfunctions

I used Blazer 124 exclusively and the gun ran perfected. New buffer really makes the gun reliable. Recoil is smooth. Ill be making one more change this week and that is adding some more mass to the buffer (5oz). Once i make that change, ill test it again

264
rounds
124 gr
2026-06-30TrainingNo Malfunctions

I switched the buffer system from the armspec SRS to the Kynshot hydraulic buffer and much prefer the kynshot. The recoil was softer and i didnt have to worry about ejection and cycling. The gun shot beautifully and was already sighted in perfectly from the previous range visit. This test was more for reliability and i put 300+ rounds through her without any issues what so ever. Did some rapid firing and the gun ran perfectly.

330
rounds
124 gr
2026-06-28TrainingOther

The gun ran flawlessly until I encountered a bad round. I shot 198 round with no issues, I used Repackaged ammo which was sold to me by x-ring as "good ammo" when in reality it was quite dirty. 165 rounds were standard repackaged Blazer Brass/Spear 124 gr. In between magazines, I also tried some defence Ammo (Sellier and Bellot JHP) and they ran great as I expected. The failure was on an additional round after some shots where the round casing split in 2 and became stuck in the barrel. I discuvered this by eating a face full of blowback and some bits to the cheek, I managed to clear the barrel of the partial casing after I got home. Going to try again tonight with some more Blazer Brass. I have some factory stuff. The lesson was, Never EVER use repackaged ammo, no matter what anyone says about it.

212
rounds
124 gr