The Oops! Replacement Kit is designed with every AR15 owner in mind.
Winchester, Ky. (March 2017) – DoubleStar Corp, manufacturers of high-quality, US-made AR components, rifles and pistols, debuts the Oops! Replacement Kit. This popular repair kit includes the most commonly lost or worn springs and detents in the AR15 platform and is a vital component of every AR15 owner’s tool kit.
The Oops! Replacement Kit includes:
Four takedown detent springs
Four takedown detents
Two buffer detent springs
Two buffer detents
Two firing pin retaining pins
Two extractor springs with bumper pads
Two selector springs / ejector springs
Two selector detentsMSRP of the Oops! Replacement Kit is $15.99. For more information on the Oops! Replacement Kit, visit https://star15.com.
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So much heartache can be avoided with this. All of those are showstoppers when they accidentally fly off into another dimension…
Did you know the buffer detents will get stuck in drop ceiling tiles?
“inter-dimensional travel”
Brilliant!
I mean, I don’t need it. It’s for a friend of mine…
Damn right I never loose anything but what a great present for those who do
Doing God’s work. Now if they’d only make one for CZ’s…
CZ Custom can usually take care of you there.
Pro tip: Do as much assembly as possible inside a big ziploc freezer bag.
And buy this kit anyway, because Murphy will be particularly furious with your newfound small parts retention and recovery device.
That does seem like a clever idea… …but I usually just put mine together in a overgrown field: https://kitbadger.com/building-a-lower-receiver-part-1/
Sometimes the tiny parts just want to be free, and we must allow them to go out into the world without expectation that they might return. I admire your zen-like commitment to accepting what is and what will be.
Namaste Bro…
I won’t mention names, but for a while a person I know was managing to eject spring loaded bits and pieces of his firearm into his backyard while he was cleaning them that a major firearm manufacturer’s customer service department told me, er, I mean, “him” that they were considering making my backyard a back-up parts depot.