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LBE Unlimited AR-308 Rifle Length Recoil Spring - Part Number ARSG308R

$11.99
Brand
LBE Unlimited
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Spring
UPC
784682014325
MPN
ARSG308R

Overview

The LBE Unlimited AR-308 Rifle Length Recoil Spring is a precision-engineered component designed specifically for .308 AR-platform rifles. Manufactured from high-quality 17-7 stainless steel, this spring is built to provide the necessary spring rate and cycle consistency required for reliable semiautomatic operation. Its material properties offer resistance to corrosion and fatigue, making it a dependable choice for builders and armorers constructing or maintaining these platforms. This rifle-length spring is well-suited for various shooting applications, including suppressed configurations where consistent performance across thermal conditions and round counts is essential. As a US-made component, it is designed to endure extensive cycling over the service life of the rifle, helping to ensure peak performance and reliable function.

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