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[ejrasmussen]

I've been wondering for a while what an ar-15 spring, because I have heard of a gun called an ar-15 but i don't know if you are talking about a spring that is just called ar-15.

[AJAQ]

I've been wondering for a while what an ar-15 spring, because I have heard of a gun called an ar-15 but i don't know if you are talking about a spring that is just called ar-15.

Pretty sure the spring is sold as a piece, and it does belong to a gun.

Edited by AJAQ, 19 March 2008 - 01:56 PM.

[Trevor]

I've begun to start cutting my bolt sled out in machinable plastic. I've been taking pictures. They're on my camera right now, I'll post the pictures later.

[Thom]

I've begun to start cutting my bolt sled out in machinable plastic. I've been taking pictures. They're on my camera right now, I'll post the pictures later.

w00t! Will eagerly await!

[Omega]

I've been wondering for a while what an ar-15 spring, because I have heard of a gun called an ar-15 but i don't know if you are talking about a spring that is just called ar-15.

It's the action spring from an AR-15 (Which I think stands for Assault Rifle).

You can get them at gun shops or on the internet.

[Thom]

I've been wondering for a while what an ar-15 spring, because I have heard of a gun called an ar-15 but i don't know if you are talking about a spring that is just called ar-15.

It's the action spring from an AR-15 (Which I think stands for Assault Rifle).

You can get them at gun shops or on the internet.

Action spring? I was under the impression that it was the stock spring.

[deaddumpster]

I've been wondering for a while what an ar-15 spring, because I have heard of a gun called an ar-15 but i don't know if you are talking about a spring that is just called ar-15.

It's the action spring from an AR-15 (Which I think stands for Assault Rifle).

You can get them at gun shops or on the internet.

ArmaLite, actually. I've got an AR-15 spring, it's the perfect spring for an LS, NF, BBB and most other guns like that. Still, this makes me want to buy a #69 spring as well.

You can buy an AR-15 spring online for pretty cheap, depending on where you buy it.

[Trevor]

I bought the #69 for $3 at ace. The thing is a beast to compress. I can't do it by hand, and I tried using my bodyweight to compress it on a table, and it shot out from under my hand. I ended up busting my fingers on the table. That totally ruined my day.

[ejrasmussen]

The 69's are preety tough. I dont know if its even practical.

[Bullshit Dragon]

((sry if this is a necro-bump))

I've been toying with the idea of using a CNC machine to cut the pieces out of steel or aluminum. Instead of making a complex blueprint though, I could simply hand the gun's internals off to a friend of mine (or do it myself) and use the gun's internals as a template instead. That seems much easier to me.

I'll look into doing it and get back to you guys.