LBE Unlimited AR-15 Carbine Length Recoil Spring

LBE Unlimited
MPN:
ARSPRG
UPC:
765857617343
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The LBE Unlimited AR-15 Carbine Length Recoil Spring is a precision-engineered replacement spring built to keep your carbine cycling reliably shot after shot, crafted from premium 17-7 stainless steel right here in the USA.

  • Constructed from durable 17-7 stainless steel for long-lasting resilience
  • Carbine-length design fits standard AR-15 carbine buffer systems perfectly
  • Maintains consistent tension to ensure reliable cycling and feeding
  • Corrosion-resistant material stands up to heavy use and harsh conditions
  • 100% American-made by LBE Unlimited, a trusted US parts manufacturer
  • Drop-in replacement requiring no permanent modifications to your rifle

Who This Is For

This recoil spring is ideal for AR-15 owners looking to restore peak performance to a worn buffer system, complete a new build, or simply keep a quality spare on hand. Whether you're a competitive shooter, a home defender, or a casual range enthusiast running a carbine-length AR-15, the LBE recoil spring delivers the dependable function you need at an accessible price point.

LBE Unlimited AR-15 Carbine Length Recoil Spring made from 17-7 stainless steel

Specifications

Brand LBE Unlimited
Model AR-15 Carbine Length Recoil Spring
Material 17-7 Stainless Steel
Length Type Carbine Length
Compatible Platform AR-15 / M4 Carbine
Country of Origin USA
Finish Raw Stainless

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this recoil spring compatible with my AR-15 pistol or SBR with a carbine buffer tube?

Yes — as long as your AR-15 pistol or short-barreled rifle (SBR) uses a standard carbine-length buffer tube, this spring is compatible. It is designed to work with any mil-spec carbine buffer system and pairs with a standard carbine buffer weight. Always confirm your buffer tube is carbine-length rather than rifle-length before ordering.

How often should I replace my AR-15 recoil spring?

Most manufacturers recommend inspecting your recoil spring every 2,500–5,000 rounds and replacing it every 10,000–15,000 rounds, or sooner if you notice signs of wear, inconsistent cycling, or failure to return to battery. Keeping a quality replacement like this LBE spring on hand ensures you can swap it out quickly and get back to shooting without downtime.

Will this spring work with a standard mil-spec buffer, or do I need a specific buffer weight?

This carbine-length recoil spring is designed to pair with a standard mil-spec carbine buffer (approximately 3 oz). It will also function with heavier buffers such as H1, H2, or H3 variants, which can help reduce felt recoil or tame overgassed rifles. The spring itself is the standard-rate replacement, so tuning for specific loads may involve adjusting the buffer weight rather than the spring.