If you are still looking for the AR-15 spring. Here is a website. The spring you are talking about is a buffer spring for the AR-15 which is basically an M-16.
Wait wait... don't +bows use AR-15 springs? I had no idea they were gun springs
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Posted 09 November 2009 - 04:20 PM
Wait wait... don't +bows use AR-15 springs? I had no idea they were gun springs
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Posted 09 November 2009 - 04:33 PM
They are springs from real guns. They have been sometimes used in Longshots and Big Bad Bows for spring replacements. I'm not knowledgeable of real guns, I just did a little research while attempting mods.
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Posted 09 November 2009 - 04:36 PM
If you are still looking for the AR-15 spring. Here is a website. The spring you are talking about is a buffer spring for the AR-15 which is basically an M-16.
Wait wait... don't +bows use AR-15 springs? I had no idea they were gun springs
No, +bows use the "[k26]" from McMaster. (Last 3 characters in the mcmaster part #)
9637K26 is the +bow spring. The [k25] is slightly weaker, often used in other guns.
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