Geissele Automatics Super 42 Rifle Length Spring
Details
Details
Features:
- Rifle length
- Designed after the MG42 machine gun recoil spring
- Provides a longer spring life and more reliable function
- Triple-strand braided wire
- Dampens harmonics
- Superior energy absorption
For use with AR-15 rifle receiver extensions only, will not work with A5 length or carbine length extensions.
Geissele Automatics manufactures confidence, offering quality triggers and components for the warfighter and competitor. They were established in 2004 with the mission to build the highest quality, reliable triggers for competition and their first trigger, the Hi-Speed National Match trigger, was so popular that they were asked by the Department of Defense to produce a select-fire trigger for the United States Special Operations. Again, it was a success and Geissele decided to bring a semi-automatic version to the civilian market for law enforcement and personal protection.
Ratings & Reviews
3 reviews
Unique product with wrong description
by James -
The last line of the product description say it comes with a buffer but in the picture there is none. I'm assuming that the price of $25 means it is without the buffer and the description is wrong.
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<br>From PA Customer service: Thank you for your feedback, we have corrected the description.
A great yet affordable upgrade
by Jacob -
Just got it in the mail and did a little shooting with it while alternating this spring with my Aero Precision rifle spring, and I am super happy with it, no more *twang! Noise when shooting which is so nice! I saw a lot of reviews elsewhere about this spring reducing some of the recoil and while I was very skeptical of that I can confirm that it does slightly reduce recoil on my rifle, which makes a already smooth shooting rifle that much smoother and aids getting on target a little faster. I am very happy with this order and it is well worth the money!
Super 42 Rifle Length Spring
by SoapySmith -
This is for Rifle length buffer tubes only. No Buffer is included. The braided spring has been used since WW2 in military arms. The Germans and Russians all use the braided springs in firearms. Now I have one for my AR MK 12/Mod 0.