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Global Ordnance now has new 35 and 40 degree locking blocks for the SP10A3/SP45A3 on their website. I assume that, like the 40 degree block for the 9mm, they increase the delay for suppressed and/or higher pressure loads. I’m guessing that the factory blocks included with the guns are 45 degrees, like the US blocks on the 9mm.
 
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Oooooh, they're offering the 35 degree block for the SP9A3 now also!

https://globalordnance.com/gra...block-35-degree-9mm/

I just ordered one. After an extensive range trip where I went back and forth between the 40 and 45 degree blocks (and a lot of shop towels), the difference is noticeable enough to me that I definitely want the 35. The 40 is good, but if there's a factory option to run it even softer suppressed, I'm going to try it.


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Dang! That wasn't there yesterday when I ordered the blocks for my SP45A3.
 
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Honestly, the only reason I knew they had them was a Reddit post about them. The guys in the Stribog subreddit tend to be pretty on top of things, so it may have only been up for a few hours when I saw the listing. I figured I’d jump on one before they potentially sold out.


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Received and installed it a few days ago, and tonight I got out o the desert with some friends and put some 147gr through my suppressed SP9A3. It was noticeably quieter. I did a half dozen rounds with no ears on and there was no bite whatsoever, even with my traditional style high back pressure can. With the 45 and 40 degree blocks, even a single round is painful. The gun also seems to recoil less. Worth it in my opinion. I’m very pleased.


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