Sir,
I believe it changes the feel- a heavier spring would cause a longer recoil curve than a light spring.
Josh <><
I believe it changes the feel- a heavier spring would cause a longer recoil curve than a light spring.
Josh <><
Do changing recoil springs reduce recoil?
Just a quick question.
Does changing the recoil spring from the factory recoil spring to a heavier one actually reduce the amount of felt/percieved recoil from a semi-automatic pistol?
The reason for this post is that I changed the factory recoil spring in my Glock G-23 from the 18# one to a heavier 22# one with a new guide rod in anticipation of reducing the amount of felt recoil which will vary with different factory loads. I did not change them for reliablility reasons.
Chris
Does changing the recoil spring from the factory recoil spring to a heavier one actually reduce the amount of felt/percieved recoil from a semi-automatic pistol?
The reason for this post is that I changed the factory recoil spring in my Glock G-23 from the 18# one to a heavier 22# one with a new guide rod in anticipation of reducing the amount of felt recoil which will vary with different factory loads. I did not change them for reliablility reasons.
Chris
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