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JP Enterprises Silent Captured Heavy Recoil Gen 2 AR-10, LR-308 Buffer Spring Assembly

Name: JP Enterprises Silent Captured Heavy Recoil Gen 2 AR-10, LR-308 Buffer Spring Assembly
Brand: JP Enterprises
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$188.05

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Brand: JP Enterprises
Category: Gun Parts
Platform: AR-10
Gun Part Type: Lower Receiver
UPC: 812872024004

Overview

The JP Enterprises Silent Captured Spring Gen 2 is an AR-10 and LR-308 drop-in recoil system designed to eliminate the friction and operational noise of standard buffer assemblies. Utilizing an H2 buffer version with an aluminum guide rod to reduce overall weight and prevent bolt bounce, this assembly ensures smoother and quieter firearm cycling. It includes a spacer that allows for proper installation in both carbine- and rifle-length buffer tubes.

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