LoneWolf Marine Spring cups?

[Sturnovik]

I know lonewolf is a good brand and has alot of reliable stuff but are this marine spring cups good quality? I was buying spare parts like recoil spring/rod and other small units and threw that in the basket for the heck of it. Anyone had any luck with them? And I dont mean shooting underwater just general use of them.

I like the idea that it can/will drain the firing pin channel or so I've read. I do alot of hiking on my friends ranch and from time to time I've had to go into the water but not super deep. I also bought a spare G17 barrel since the GF wants to start reloading and shooting reloads, I'm actually fine with factory loads but figured I wouldn't do it with OEM barrels.

[zfields]

ISO your old oem barrels : P

[Sturnovik]

ISO your old oem barrels : P

I dont know what you mean. And the Lonewolf barrel is for her since she said she wanted to have a bit of customization to it for her.

[Grumpyoldretiredcop]

If you're planning to make an amphibious landing with your Glock, marine spring cups are just the thing. If not, there's no need for them.

[G-forceJunkie]

Stock cups + 20 seconds with a triangle file or razor blade= marine cups.

[Corbin Dallas]

Marine cups wear out quickly. If you need to fire under water get them. If not, factory cups are fine and water will drain out just fine.

[Sturnovik]

Marine cups wear out quickly. If you need to fire under water get them. If not, factory cups are fine and water will drain out just fine.

Yea thats what I figured as such. Even if I never shoot them under water, because of its design do they not last as long? I hope the lonewolf barrel is of decent quality. I'm just hoping both are to spec and such, I would have bought something like storm lake or EFK but it seems like Lonewolf is the most liked and recommended by the Glock people I talk to.