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Little parts matter, and the piston spring inside your Dead Air booster is one of them. This is the factory DA013 replacement spring that lives inside the P-Series booster assembly and does the quiet work of letting the piston move freely so your suppressor cycles properly on a tilting-barrel handgun. Without a good spring in there, a pistol-caliber can won't take the recoil impulse the way it should, and that's where this little piece earns its keep.
The Nielsen device, or booster, is what makes a can work reliably on a short-recoil pistol. The piston spring is a core part of that system, giving the piston something to push against so the barrel can tilt and the action can run. This exact spring is designed for the Ghost, Odessa, and Mojave 9, and it's the same spring that ships from the factory inside those booster housings from day one.
Springs take a beating over thousands of rounds, and eventually they can get tired or go missing during a cleaning. If your suppressor starts dragging, cycling sluggishly, or you lost the spring when you pulled the booster apart to clean carbon out, this is the part you need. Keeping a spare in your range bag or cleaning kit is smart insurance for anyone running a pistol can regularly.
Fitment is straightforward since it's built to drop into the P-Series booster assembly used across the Ghost, Odessa, and Mojave 9 lineup. If you've ever disassembled your booster for maintenance, you already know exactly where it goes. One heads-up worth noting: the SD500 and PB500 booster assemblies already ship with a booster spring installed, so check what you've got before ordering a spare.
It sits inside the P-Series booster assembly and gives the piston tension to work against, which lets the barrel tilt and the action cycle properly on a short-recoil pistol. In short, it's a key part of the booster that keeps your suppressor running reliably. Without a healthy spring, a pistol-caliber can won't cycle the way it should.
This DA013 spring is designed for the Dead Air Ghost, Odessa, and Mojave 9. It's the same spring that ships from the factory inside those booster housings. It drops into the P-Series booster assembly used across that lineup.
Yes. The Ghost, Odessa, and Mojave ship with this spring already installed inside the booster housing and piston. The SD500 and PB500 booster assemblies also come with a booster spring installed, so this part is meant as a spare or replacement rather than something you need to buy separately for a new can.
Springs wear out over thousands of rounds and can lose tension, or they sometimes get lost during cleaning and disassembly. If your can starts cycling sluggishly or you misplaced the original, this factory spring puts things right. A lot of folks keep a spare in their cleaning kit just in case.
| UPC | 810128161343 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | DA013 |
| Length | 1.3 |
| Package Height | 1.0 |
| Package Width | 1.0 |
| Product Type | Accessory-Silencer Accessories |
| Shipping Weight | 0.1 |
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