New: Luth-AR AR-15 Repair Kits

The new AR-15 rifle repair kits from Luth-AR start below $10

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posted on July 18, 2022
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Each of the four new AR-15 repair kits from Luth-AR boasts a wide selection of essential pins, springs and other rifle parts that commonly require replacement. Keep them in your range bag or workshop. MSRP: $8.99-$29.99.

AR-15 repair kits
Clockwise, starting from top left: Spring Repair Kit, Pin Repair Kit, Bolt Repair Kit and Field Repair Kit.

 

The AR-15 Pin Kit ($18.99) is comprised of the following rifle parts:

  • Rear Takedown Pin
  • Pivot Pin
  • Firing Pin
  • Firing Pin Retaining Pin
  • Hammer/Trigger Pin (two)
  • Takedown/Pivot Pin Detent (two)
  • Selector Detent
  • Gas Tube Roll Pin
  • Bolt Catch Roll Pin
  • Forward Assist Roll Pin
  • Extractor Pin
  • Ejector Pin
  • Ejection Port Cover Pin with C-Clip
  • Trigger Guard Roll Pin

 

As for the AR-15 Spring Kit ($8.99), it includes the following:

  • Ejection Port Spring
  • Hammer Spring
  • Trigger Spring
  • Forward Assist Spring
  • Magazine Catch Spring
  • Selector Spring
  • Disconnector Spring
  • Bolt Catch Spring
  • Extractor Spring
  • Detent Spring (two)
  • Buffer Retainer Spring
  • Charging Handle Spring

 

The AR-15 Bolt Repair Kit ($29.99) has a firing pin and firing pin retainer, plus:

  • Ejector
  • Ejector Spring
  • Ejector Pin
  • Extractor
  • Extractor Spring
  • Extractor Pin
  • Extractor O-ring
  • 3-Pack Gas Rings

 

The AR-15 Field Repair Kit ($29.99) includes the most commonly replaced AR-15 parts, listed below:

  • Ejector
  • Ejector Spring
  • Extractor
  • Extractor Spring
  • Extractor Pin
  • Trigger Spring
  • Hammer Spring
  • Disconnector Spring
  • Firing Pin
  • Firing Pin Retainer

 

Parts are made in the United States. Learn more at luth-ar.com.

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