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Glock 17 Recoil issues
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Glock 17 Recoil issues
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Top one looks factory while the bottom looks to be aftermarket stainless/tungsten and could have a different spring rate. Different spring rates are usually different lengths. It could be the spring is a tad bit to long and isn't letting the sliding cycle back all the way. Or the spring might be to light and the slide is cycling to quick.
Does the aftermarket guide rod have a screw to take it apart? If so, you could try a different spring rate. Or just get another factory glock recoil assembly and be done.Comment
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Tul 9mm 115 gr steel.
Lone wolf assy. The receipt doesn't have the spring weight.
part number: LWD GRA 1722 $19.95 (looking at the glock store theirs is less than $10)Comment
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Looks like a 17 pound spring. The part number I have doesn't have a spring weight on the website. The newer, different looking recoil assy, is the same price and advertises the 17 pound weight.Comment
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The top one looks stock. Since that is the one that works, I’d recommend just buying another one. The stock ones are cheap and work well.
To me the issue looks to be that the bottom one has a thinner rod or a larger inner diameter of the spring. So what may be happening on compression is that the spring is also moving laterally on the guide rod. Since the p80 frame requires you to mill out the spring pocket, you likely didn’t mill enough so the spring is dragging on the frame, slowing the recoil and causing jams.my Benitez goes to 11Comment
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Both are new? I vote for what others have said, the factory stock recoil guide rod is the answer.. just my opinion..
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