LUTH AR 223 Carbine Buffer Spring

$4.99

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LUTH-AR standard mil-spec carbine buffer spring for AR-15 rifles in .223 and 5.56 NATO. Fits carbine (M4-type) receiver extensions and serves as a direct replacement for a worn factory spring. Spring only. Not a tuned or polished competition spring.
This is a standard carbine-length buffer spring, the kind that ships in most AR-15 carbines. It drops into a carbine receiver extension behind the buffer and is what cycles the action and returns the bolt to battery. LUTH-AR lists it for .223 and 5.56 NATO carbines using an M4-type receiver extension.
There is nothing fancy here, and that is the point. A buffer spring is a wear part. It loses tension or kinks over time, and when it does, the fix is a fresh mil-spec spring. This is an inexpensive replacement to keep on the bench or in a parts kit.
One thing to know: this is a standard spring, not a tuned or polished competition spring. A shooter chasing a smoother, quieter cycle or fine recoil tuning should look at a centerless-ground option like the JP JPS-OSC instead. For a reliable factory-style replacement at a low price, this does the job.
USPSA, 3-Gun, multigun, and PCSL 2-Gun shooters needing a reliable mil-spec carbine buffer spring replacement for an AR-15 with a carbine (M4-type) receiver extension. For tuned recoil feel, choose a polished competition spring instead.

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ManufacturerLUTH-AR
Model.223 Carbine Buffer Spring (LUTHBS-10A / BS-10A)
TypeStandard mil-spec action spring
LengthCarbine
Caliber Listing.223 Rem / 5.56 NATO
CompatibilityCarbine (M4-type) receiver extensions
Country of OriginUSA

Description

The LUTH-AR .223 Carbine Buffer Spring is a standard mil-spec action spring for AR-15 carbines. It installs in a carbine-length receiver extension behind the buffer, where it cycles the action and returns the bolt to battery.
This is a direct factory-style replacement. LUTH-AR lists it for .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO carbines that use an M4-type (carbine) receiver extension for a collapsible stock. A buffer spring is a normal wear item: over many rounds it can lose tension or develop a kink, which shows up as sluggish or rough cycling. Swapping in a fresh spring restores normal function.
This is a standard spring, not a centerless-ground or polished competition spring, so it will not change recoil feel or cycle noise the way a tuned spring does. For a reliable, low-cost replacement, it covers the job. Confirm your build uses a carbine-length receiver extension before ordering; rifle-length tubes use a longer spring.
What's Included:
  • One LUTH-AR carbine-length buffer spring
What's NOT Included:
  • Buffer, buffer tube, or stock (this is the spring only)

RUNS WITH THIS

Pairs with: LUTH-AR buffer retainer with spring, mil-spec carbine buffers, LUTH-AR carbine buffer assembly