Sprinco Extra Power AR-15 Buffer Spring – Red

SKU: 25004

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Extra Power For Maximum Gas and Recoil Control

The Sprinco Red Extra Power Buffer Spring is built for rifles that need serious recoil management and gas control. Designed for carbine-length buffer systems, this spring is ideal for over-gassed rifles, suppressed setups, and short-barreled configurations where increased spring tension helps slow down the bolt, reduce felt recoil, and improve overall reliability. Crafted from certified chrome silicon wire and heat-treated to aerospace standards, Sprinco’s Red spring is engineered for long life, consistent performance, and resistance to spring fatigue, even after thousands of rounds.

Features

  • Extrapower spring for AR-15 carbine buffer systems
  • Ideal for suppressed rifles, SBRs, or rifles with aggressive gas systems
  • Slows bolt velocity, enhances feeding reliability, and reduces wear
  • Made from heat-treated chrome silicon for long service life
  • Color-coded yellow for easy identification
  • Corrosion-resistant finish for reliability in all conditions
  • Made in the USA

Specifications

  • Brand: Sprinco
  • Model: Extra Power AR-15 Buffer Spring – Red
  • MPN: 25004
  • Fit: AR-15
  • Material: Chrome Silicon
  • Finish: Chrome

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