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JP Enterprises Enhanced Gas Ring .223 Remington

$10.40
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Brand
JP Enterprises
Caliber
.223 Remington
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Lower Receiver
UPC
812872022925
MPN
JPEGR223

Overview

The JP Enterprises Enhanced Gas Ring is a precision-ground, one-piece gas ring designed as an upgrade for standard AR-15 .223 Remington / 5.56 NATO bolt carrier groups. Engineered to balance a secure gas seal with low-friction movement against the bolt carrier, this component improves cycling performance and helps scrape fouling from the carrier walls during operation.

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