L&S H3Spring M16 Ar15 Ms Buff Spg Comb

SKU:
194199602
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UPC:
7427053012744
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MPN:
H3SPRING
$48.35
Current Stock:

The L&S H3Spring M16 AR15 MS Buff Spg Comb is a buffer spring and stock combination designed for AR-15 and M16 platforms. This accessory pairs a quality buffer spring with a modular stock setup, giving shooters a straightforward way to upgrade or replace wear-prone components on their rifle. Whether you're maintaining a well-used duty rifle, refreshing an older build, or assembling a new AR from the ground up, this combination addresses two critical moving parts in one purchase.

The modular stock design integrates with standard AR-15 receiver extensions, making installation and adjustment accessible to shooters who prefer to work on their own firearms. The included buffer spring is engineered to cycle reliably across common loadings and rifle configurations. This is the kind of practical upgrade that pays dividends in reliability and consistency at the range or in the field.

Lead & Steel LLC builds components with durability in mind, and this assembly reflects that philosophy—solid engineering without unnecessary complexity. It's the sort of thing you install, verify, and then stop thinking about while your rifle runs.

Key Features

  • Buffer spring and modular stock combination for M16 and AR-15 platforms
  • Standard receiver extension compatibility
  • Straightforward installation for shooters who maintain their own rifles
  • Designed for reliable cycling across typical duty and hunting loads

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fit my AR-15?

Yes. The L&S H3Spring M16 AR15 MS Buff Spg Comb is designed for AR-15 and M16 platforms and works with standard receiver extensions.

Is this suitable for M16 rifles?

Yes. This assembly is compatible with both M16 and AR-15 pattern rifles.

Can I install this myself?

The modular design and standard interface make installation accessible to shooters with basic gunsmithing knowledge. If you're unfamiliar with receiver extension or stock installation, we recommend consulting an armorer or qualified gunsmith.