Armaspec BBS AR-15 Carbine Braided Buffer Spring - ARM181-AR15
Save 28% MSRP: $24.99 Original price was: $22.49.$17.95Current price is: $17.95.
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The Armaspec Braided Buffer Spring™ – BBS™ provides improved performance, reliability and functionality to your standard mil-spec buffer spring. You will experience a smoother, quieter and more reliable weapon system. The braid is designed with 51 active coils to give tighter tolerances while being compressed and the three strand design allows for the energy from the bolt carrier to be absorbed and dispersed evenly during cycle time. Utilizing this technology gives you more than double the life of a standard mil-spec buffer spring.
*The BBS™ will fit over standard buffer weights, it can be paired with most buffers on the market.The system now comes with a drop over spacer that sits on the buffer to prevent the spring from over traveling the tapered buffer body.
Warning: Do not try to “snap” the spring onto the ledge on the buffer weight like standard springs; just slide on buffer, it should sit on the top of the ledge. If you are using the spacer, make sure the spacer goes on first, then install the spring.
*The BBS™ is for the use with standard carbine length buffer tubes. It is NOT compatible with rifle length, A5 buffer tubes or receiver extensions.
| Weight | 3 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 14.5 × 4 × 1.5 in |
| MPN | ARM181-AR15 |
| UPC | 810048492428 |
Compliance
NFA (National Firearms Act) compliance is crucial for legal ownership and transfer of regulated firearms and accessories like short-barreled rifles, suppressors, and certain types of ammunition, ensuring adherence to federal regulations to avoid legal penalties and ensure responsible firearm ownership.
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United States
great for the price
this is a must have if on a budget or limited options have thousands of rounds and still holding spring and lenth!
USBuffer caveat
Spring looks really good, but. When it says it works with standard buffer weights, it means standard weight buffers. The body of the buffer needs to be slim enough to slip thru the spring, with the spacer keeping the spring from riding up the thicker spot on the buffer. Every heavy buffer I have is too thick for the spacer and the spring.
