- Reduces Muzzle Flip and Felt Recoil allowing for Tighter Shot Groups!
- Improved Feeding Issues common with the Ruger LCP Platform.
- Increased Reliability and Accuracy by Improving Barrel and Slide Lock Up!
- 15% Stronger than Factory Spring to your help Ruger LCP MAX cycle more efficiently.
- Protected by the M*CARBO 100% Lifetime Guarantee
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WHAT'S INCLUDED:
- 1 - Ruger LCP MAX Extra Power Recoil Spring (Outer)
Ruger LCP MAX Extra Power Recoil Spring
Discover the optimal upgrade to your Ruger LCP MAX with the Extra Power Recoil Spring by M*CARBO. This performance recoil spring offers a 15% strength increase over the factory recoil spring, ensuring your Ruger LCP MAX cycles more efficiently and improves feeding reliability.
Our Extra Power Recoil Spring allows for tighter shot groupings, dramatically improving your accuracy and consistency in every shooting scenario. It's the ultimate enhancement for professional shooters and hobbyists alike who demand precision and reliability from their Ruger LCP MAX.
Are you a fan of +P ammo? This recoil spring works exceptionally well, maintaining performance and reliability even under high-pressure rounds. Experience a noticeable improvement in your Ruger LCP MAX's overall functionality.
Moreover, with our enhanced recoil spring, gain increased reliability and precision through improved barrel and slide lock-up. The Extra Power Recoil Spring ensures a secure, firm lock for consistent performance, offering you the confidence of stability in every shot.
Ruger LCP MAX Resources:
If you're getting the Ruger LCP MAX Extra Power Recoil Spring, then you might find the following Ruger LCP MAX Resources useful in further enhancing your firearm. Download the Ruger LCP MAX Owners Manual or use the Exploded View of the Ruger LCP MAX Parts Diagram to plan your next firearm project.
Tested and Approved:
The Ruger LCP MAX Extra Power Recoil Spring has been tested repeatedly to ensure reliable operation and safety.
ATTENTION:
You must be 18 yrs of age to purchase. We advise that all parts purchased from our inventory be installed and inspected by a qualified gunsmith. Modifying your weapon may be prohibited in your state. Do not modify your sear or hammer engagement surfaces, with or without the Ruger LCP MAX Extra Power Recoil Spring. Before installing please be sure to check all local state and federal laws. By installing this part you agree to take full responsibility for any and all legal, health and warranty consequences that may be incurred.
Easy Install
Super easy to install thanks to video on this site.
Amazing
With all the upgrades, it significantly improved the pistol. IMO use the 12lb spring, the 10lb one is too light for carry and doesn't feed all types of ammo. The 12lb spring gave me an average trigger pull in the mid-4lb range. The upgraded trigger can be set to have almost no travel, which was my issue with the stock gun. It also has a more noticeable reset than the stock trigger. It eliminates the annoying metallic "ping" sound when dry firing as well. From a non-gunsmith (but someone who tinkers) the video provided by this company is easy to follow. Make sure you buy the correct loctite and punches before disassembling the gun though. Just spend the extra money and get everything, feels like a pro tuned performance center gun now. Also, if you are replacing the recoil spring, make sure to put the original INNER spring back into the gun. The stock gun uses 2 recoil springs and the upgrade is only the outer spring.
stopped feeding properly
Try to imagine the sick feeling of an everyday carry gun that can only shoot one or two bullets before it jams and is hard to clear.
That is the state of my Ruger LCP Max after installing the M*Carbo trigger, spring kit, takedown pin, guide rod, and recoil spring. I used the 10lb spring.
I followed the videos very carefully. I used all the right tools, and dry firing is smooth.
It is more accurate than before, but out of 9 attempted rounds, 3 failed to load all the way into the chamber, and one was seated in the chamber, but the hammer was not cocked.
I had to drop the mag to clear the three that jammed on the ramp.
zero malfunctions
I have 2 Ruger LCP Max pistols. They are prone to malfunctions more than it should and since it is my EDC... thats not great. Since I installed this simple spring (and the stainless steel rod)... zero malfunctions after 300 rounds! I bought a few more. Thanks guys!
PS- I have no idea why Ruger doesnt use these springs or something similar... it is a common problem
LCP Max Recoil Spring
Added the Recoil Spring, Take Down Pin and Guide Rod before I ever shot this little pistol. The Recoil Spring is a great upgrade and will definitely make recoil from stouter round less of a burden on your little pistols frame/internals. Well worth the price of admission. I have always upgraded recoil spring whether it is in my rifles or pistols, about one of the the best upgrade you can do.
benderb9
Saint Petersburg, FL
Fantastic upgrade for CHEAP!
As far as gun upgrades go, this extra power spring cost almost nothing and improves the functionality of the firearm. It also could not have been any easier to install. You can feel that it takes more effort to rack the slide versus the OEM spring (hence the “extra power” part) but it’s not unmanageable at all, even with my arthritis. I’m very pleased with this purchase.
Worth It
I installed this at the same time as all other available springs and trigger, and together, they really brought the pistol up to another level. It's easier to control which adds to my confidence. Install takes less than a minute. My range has steel targets set up at 15-18 yards, and I can easily put all 12 rounds on a 1/3 torso with half second splits.
Does this "Extra Power" recoil spring affect operation with standard pressure ammo?
How does this compare to the 13lb Galloway recoil spring in terms of pounds. OEM is 9 lbs if I’m not mistaken? So is it 10.35 lbs of recoil racking pounds?
Jearle September 16, 2023 2:42 AM
How does this compare to the 13lb Galloway recoil spring in terms of pounds. OEM is 9 lbs if I’m not mistaken? So is it 10.35 lbs of recoil racking pounds?
Jearle September 16, 2023 2:42 AM