Posted: 2/5/2010 2:55:19 PM EDT
| Has anyone here used this? What do you think of them? |
Never used one.. Iv seen them around so im interested in it to. Pretty soon your gonna get a bunch of people yelling at you saying "OH Glock's don't recoil bad unless your a pussy.. buy something useful" blah blah blah instead of just answering the question... Just so you know.. HAHA JK
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Quoted: Has anyone here used this? What do you think of them? No. I think it's most likely aftermarket crap that can potentially cause relibility issues in pistols. Never tried one, never will, because I don't fix things that aren't broken.  Nicojh was right.  ETA: Let me explain a bit. If shit like this was useful, you'd hear about it more. You'd hear recognized experts in the field of shooting talking about it. I've read experts talking about, different connectors and trigger springs, different sights, grip reductions, extended controls, etc. Never heard anybody "in the know" mention anything about "recoil reduction" systems in Glocks................or most other weapons, for that matter. Makes ya wonder. |
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Has anyone here used this? What do you think of them? No. I think it's most likely aftermarket crap that can potentially cause relibility issues in pistols. Never tried one, never will, because I don't fix things that aren't broken.
Nicojh was right.
ETA: Let me explain a bit. If shit like this was useful, you'd hear about it more. You'd hear recognized experts in the field of shooting talking about it. I've read experts talking about, different connectors and trigger springs, different sights, grip reductions, extended controls, etc. Never heard anybody "in the know" mention anything about "recoil reduction" systems in Glocks................or most other weapons, for that matter. Makes ya wonder. Very true... If it was worth a damn you would have heard about it before
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Actually, I like the Springco setup in two BHPs and found it does indeed reduce recoil. I have not had any malfunctions due to this spring - or any malfunctions with the two pistols I have the Springco in.
Believe me, I have a very good snake-oil detector and still give this product thumbs up. 
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Quoted: Actually, I like the Springco setup in two BHPs and found it does indeed reduce recoil. I have not had any malfunctions due to this spring - or any malfunctions with the two pistols I have the Springco in. Believe me, I have a very good snake-oil detector and still give this product thumbs up. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v717/Guevera/IMG_7166.jpg YEs..................but.............how would it run in a Glock? |
| For 80+ dollars I would say F that. I would just attach lead weights to my pistol to reduce recoil before spending that much to reduce recoil with a spring system. Which Glock has to much recoil that would need it I shoot .357 Sig and it is nothing compared to a revolver .357Mag. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Voodoo Bullshit. Well, there you go for your answer: informed, authoritative and concise. This is even less helpful than the BHP example above. Okay then, why don't YOU tell us how it's helpful at all to point out that it runs fine, in a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT TYPE OF GUN. |