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Geissele Premium MIL-SPEC Buffer Tube Assembly with Super 42, H1, 7075-T6, AR-15/M4 – DDC

$134.00
Brand
Geissele
Color
DDC
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Spring
MPN
08163S

Overview

The Geissele Premium MIL-SPEC buffer tube assembly includes a 7075-T6 aluminum buffer tube, an H1 buffer, a Super 42 braided wire spring, a castle nut, and an end plate. The buffer tube features 6 stock positions, a type 3 hardcoat anodized finish, and is designed to be compatible with most mil-spec diameter AR-15 stocks. The included Super 42 spring features a three-strand design that acts as a harmonic damper, reducing spring 'twang' and decreasing the chance of spring failure. It provides a 15% stronger return force than standard springs to improve reliability. This assembly is designed for carbine-length buffer tubes and is not compatible with rifle-length or A5 receiver extensions. It is not recommended for use with 300 Blackout subsonic ammunition.

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