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MacGyver
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Originally posted by parabellum:
Glock OEM springs are fine, but when you put Glock +2 floorplates on G17 and G19 magazines, you must replace the OEM springs with springs that have an extra coil, and for that purpose, I use the Wolff +10% springs for the respective magazines, because Wolff achieves this added spring power by using an additional coil over OEM length springs.

Only magazines in which I have installed the extended floorplate get Wolff springs.

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r0gue
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Maybe the problem is, he doesn't upgrade enough! If only he felt the need to upgrade every part on his gun more often, his 50,000 round diet (of almost certainly reloaded ammo -- reloaded with the same level of care and attention to detail? Confused) might not have left his gun halfway between unsafe and inoperable.
 
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MWC
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So put on a lighter slide, complain the gun is "snappy" and fix it by putting in a heavy guide rod, then don't maintain the recoil spring on the "snappy" gun.


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Originally posted by Psychobastard:
Well, we "gave them democracy"... not unlike giving a monkey a loaded gun.

 
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