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Q&A for Sprinco USA Sprinco Power Buffer Spring, AR15 Carbine — 22 Questions & 26 Answers

Name Sprinco USA Sprinco Power Buffer Spring, AR15 Carbine (4.9)
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Joedan, member, from TX, United States, asked on March 12, 2020

Which sprinco spring work with the vltor a5 system??

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Answered by Blitzkrieg Components, Manufacturer from FL, United States, on December 03, 2024

The spring needed depends also on the platform its on. The A5 buffer tube is the same size as an AR10 carbine sized buffer tube. In an A5 buffer tube you can use .223 rifle springs with the A5 buffer, or .223 extra power springs. On an AR10 type weapon you can use a 3.25" buffer with an AR10 carbine buffer spring.

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Answered by Blitzkrieg Components, Manufacturer from FL, United States, on September 24, 2025

You can put the spring in either way.

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Answered by Blitzkrieg Components, Manufacturer from FL, United States, on June 04, 2025

We can help you, but need to know exactly what is happening when it cycles. Is it short stroking? Failing to eject? Failing to feed or completely chamber? The more details the better. What was it doing before and with what parts and what is it doing now?

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Answered by Blitzkrieg Components, Manufacturer from FL, United States, on October 15, 2025

This has correct length for any collapsible stock AR15 with a typical carbine length buffer tube. This would be a good selection for your 10" AR and also the Sprinco Red extra power spring would also work well.

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Answered by Blitzkrieg Components, Manufacturer from FL, United States, on September 04, 2025

The this set up and any conventional 9mm blowback AR, use the Sprinco Orange .308 carbine spring if the barrel is 8" or more. Use the Sprinco Red extra power .223 carbine spring if the barrel is less than 8".

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Booboo, member, from WY, United States, asked on August 27, 2025

Is this compatible with an ar15 450 bushmaster with a kynshot hp hydraulic buffer ?

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Answered by Blitzkrieg Components, Manufacturer from FL, United States, on September 04, 2025

The 450 Bushmasters usually run best with the standard RB5000 buffer since the RB5000HP model is sometimes a bit too heavy. We normally recommend the RB5000 with a Sprinco Red Spring for the 450. If you already have the HP buffer, then you can try the Blue spring or the White spring to make up for the buffer being a bit heavy.

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Answered by Blitzkrieg Components, Manufacturer from FL, United States, on May 15, 2025

Not sure what strength the spring is that you have, but you should step down in power on the buffer spring. Sprinco .223 Carbine Springs in order of strongest to weakest are Red (Extra Power), Blue (Enhanced Power), White (Standard Power), Yellow (Reduced Power). Step down at least one level in spring strength.

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Answered by Blitzkrieg Components, Manufacturer from FL, United States, on May 15, 2025

There is some variation in what is optimal depending on the gas system of the gun. But in general, a Sprinco Red (extra power) buffer spring is good for the 6.5 Grendel and depending on how hard it cycles and ejects you can either use the RB5000 standard hydraulic model Kynshot (4.2oz) or if it ejects hard you can go a bit heavier on the buffer with an RB5000HP (4.8oz) hydraulic buffer.

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B, member, from TN, United States, asked on May 03, 2025

Which spring should i get for an ar15 with a 12 inch barrel?

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Answered by Blitzkrieg Components, Manufacturer from FL, United States, on May 07, 2025

It depends which buffer you use, but generally a Sprinco Red extra power carbine spring would be best.

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Booboo, member, from WY, United States, asked on May 01, 2025

which sprinco spring is recommended for a ar15 rifle 450 bushmaster

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Answered by Blitzkrieg Components, Manufacturer from FL, United States, on May 07, 2025

Use the Sprinco Red extra power carbine buffer spring. Recommend using with a Kynshot RB5000 hydraulic carbine buffer as well for the 450 Bushmaster.

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