I'm not completely new to guns, despite the embryonic question. Please pardon me for asking, but I've never quite figured this out.
A stiffer recoil spring should yield what result in the area of felt recoil, feeding, and extraction?
On the flip side, what will a lighter spring yield?
What will you experience if you start to get too light, or too stiff?
Thanks very much
Different recoil springs = what effective result?
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whgraham
with a lighter recoil spring you can beat the gun up and it will eventually the gun will break, a heaver one the brass isn't thrown so far , better ammo feed,less stress on gun, and maybe less felt recoil , on some guns to heavy a recoil spring and the gun doesn't work at all
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with a lighter recoil spring you can beat the gun up and it will eventually the gun will break, a heaver one the brass isn't thrown so far , better ammo feed,less stress on gun, and maybe less felt recoil , on some guns to heavy a recoil spring and the gun doesn't work at all
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Different recoil springs = what effective result?
Thank you. On my P64 the brass really flies, so I think I can certainly get away with a heavier spring. You guys seem to prefer 22lb. Is that correct?
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I use the 20 # spring in all 4 of mine
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I use the 20 # spring in all 4 of mine
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