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JP Enterprises Gen 2 Silent Captured Spring 9mm, Black/Silver

$174.35
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Brand
J P Enterprises
Category
Gun Parts
UPC
812872025155
MPN
JPSCS29SS5

Overview

The JP Enterprises Gen 2 Silent Captured Spring is a drop-in component designed for 9mm platforms. Featuring an all-steel construction, this short-stroke system is engineered to reduce felt recoil and minimize cycling noise and vibration, providing a smoother shooting experience. It serves as a performance upgrade for those seeking increased reliability and improved cycling efficiency in their 9mm carbine.

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