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11/6/2024 2:58:05 AM EDT
I made a compensator for my p320 about a year ago and have had it off and on to gauge weather or not to keep it on. I’ve decided that it does help but anywhere between one and 3 or 4 rounds per mag I will get failure to ejects. Don’t have this problem with the comp off. So I would like to do some recoil system tuning and can’t decide between the dpm system or a solid guide rod and 1911 style springs. Any legitimate compelling reason to go one way over the other. Spring changes must be easier and quicker with the soldid guide rod, which is appealing
11/6/2024 12:41:38 PM EDT
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I had the same problem with my compensator. I used the 14 lb recoil spring. Feeds everything now
11/6/2024 12:42:17 PM EDT
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I had the same problem with my compensator. I used the 14 lb recoil spring. Feeds everything now
11/6/2024 11:46:23 PM EDT
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Have both systems, prefer the solid guide rod/1911 spring. My favorite has a 12 lb spring and is sooo smooth.
11/10/2024 11:15:56 AM EDT
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Have both systems, prefer the solid guide rod/1911 spring. My favorite has a 12 lb spring and is sooo smooth.
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Same for me.

Taylor Tactical stainless rod and spring tuning kit will let you tune for the spring you like. 12# with a comp basically eliminates recoil for me.
11/10/2024 11:10:24 PM EDT
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I had the same problem with my compensator. I used the 14 lb recoil spring. Feeds everything now
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This for me
11/27/2024 6:40:50 PM EDT
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When I was playing with compensated P320s they all had DPMS recoil reduction systems with lighter springs. All were 100% reliable with everything but the weakest 115gr bunny fart loads. Either will work though, just personal preference

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