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1 mar 2018 · The 17lb spring is fine for both practice loads and +P loads, and even for +P+. But reduced weight springs are used to match the power floor in the competition shooting games. So if you hand load down to the Minor floor, in IDPA SSP Division, for example, you could go to 13 or 15 lb springs.
8 wrz 2015 · For Glock 17 - use the original recoil spring. For Glock 34 - use the RYG stainless steel Tungsten guide rod. For Glock 35 - use the 13 lbs spring in a stainless wolf guide rod. It ran flawlessly.
What Makes a Good Recoil Spring? The right spring load (AKA spring strength or spring weight) and durability matter most. Spring load measures how much it takes to compress a spring a given distance. You can calculate it with this formula: Load = Spring Rate * Travel (in inches) Spring Rate = force or weight to compress the spring 1 inch.
19 paź 2013 · The stock spring weight for a Glock 17 9mm is 17 pounds. If you want to change spring weights frequently and use different velocity ammo, choose a guide rod that will allow you to disassemble it and change springs.
This guide rod integrates the simplicity of the proven Gen3 single stage spring with a steel guide rod that will stand the test of time. Features: QPQ Nitride Coated Stainless Steel Guide Rod. Gen 5 Captured Rod Adapters. 17-4 Stainless Steel Construction. 15lb ISMI Recoil Spring.
31 gru 2022 · It's an easy, drop-in part that's apparently 5x heavier than the factory plastic guide rod and 3x heavier than a stainless steel guide rod. The increased weight of the tungsten rod is said to help reduce felt recoil and muzzle flip, allowing you to shoot faster and more accurately.
10 paź 2019 · Guide rod, no reason to change unless you are tailoring the recoil spring weight to a specific load. For competition I use an aftermarket guide rod (stainless) and a 13lb spring. That works very well for my 130pf loads. My non-competition Glocks all run the factory RSA.
