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AR-15 Springs – Replacement Spring Kits for Upper, Lower & Buffer Systems


AR-15 Springs – Replacement Spring Kits for Upper, Lower & Buffer Systems

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AR-15 Springs: Reliable Performance for Your Rifle Build or Repair

If your AR-15 is experiencing reliability issues like trigger reset problems, inconsistent cycling, or poor bolt lock-up, worn or damaged springs may be the cause. Mounts Plus offers a full selection of AR-15 replacement springs—designed for upper, lower, and buffer system repairs or upgrades.

Why Replace Your AR-15 Springs?

  • Restore consistent performance and reliability

  • Fix trigger reset, ejection, and bolt catch issues

  • Upgrade to mil-spec or enhanced spring sets

  • Perfect for maintenance, repairs, and custom builds

Our spring kits fit standard mil-spec AR-15 lowers and uppers with no gunsmithing required.

Types of AR-15 Springs We Offer:

  • AR-15 Lower Spring Kits: Detent, selector, takedown, and trigger springs

  • AR-15 Upper Spring Kits: Ejection port cover, forward assist, extractor springs

  • AR-15 Buffer Springs: Standard and enhanced recoil springs for tuning performance

  • Complete AR-15 Spring Replacement Kits: Upper, lower, and buffer system springs in one set

We stock trusted brands like Ergo and Aim Sports, known for quality and reliability.


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FAQ:

Q: How do I know if my AR-15 springs need replacing?
A: If you notice trigger reset issues, unreliable ejection, or inconsistent cycling, it’s often due to worn springs. Regular inspection helps prevent performance problems.

Q: Will these AR-15 spring kits fit all AR-15 lowers and uppers?
A: Most kits are designed for standard mil-spec AR-15 receivers. Always check product descriptions for specific compatibility notes.

Q: Are AR-15 springs difficult to install?
A: No, most AR-15 springs can be replaced using basic tools like punches and screwdrivers. No professional gunsmithing is required for routine spring replacement.