slide spring
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slide spring
I have a cz pcr in 9mm. very good gun, only problem it comes from factory with a 16lb slide spring.I have trouble racking the slide. Did a little research on cz forum and found a 14lb spring for it. so much smoother and easier. I didn't know this , you can use a lighter spring if you use standard factory loads, rule of thumb is, the heavier the powder charge ( as in + and ++p loads) the heavier the slide spring should be, ( correct me if i'm wrong). I guess if you use a light spring in a++p loads , you wont have enough spring to help put slide back into battery after discharge as it will be more likely to cause the slide to fly back off the rails. ( or something to that effect)
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Re: slide spring
The slide going back into battery will work with a 14lb spring but it will be moving too fast with +p+ to the rear, that's why the 16lb spring.
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Re: slide spring
thanks!
Rossi 92 .357 lever , and a cz pcr 9mm
Henry .22 lever, Remington speedmaster 552 .22 lr
Marlin Glenfield .22 boltaction
gforce 12ga semi
Taylor's Tactical 1911 A1 FS in .45acp
ruger vaquero, 357 magnum
Marlin 336W .30.30
beeman sportsman rs2 dual caliber pellet rifle
henry .22 magnum pumpaction/octagon barrel
stag 5.56 m4 with reddot
Henry .22 lever, Remington speedmaster 552 .22 lr
Marlin Glenfield .22 boltaction
gforce 12ga semi
Taylor's Tactical 1911 A1 FS in .45acp
ruger vaquero, 357 magnum
Marlin 336W .30.30
beeman sportsman rs2 dual caliber pellet rifle
henry .22 magnum pumpaction/octagon barrel
stag 5.56 m4 with reddot
Re: slide spring
Another consequence is that the front of the slide will be battered when it hits the stop on the barrel.
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Re: slide spring
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The slide hopefully would never come OFF to the rear, even without a spring at all, if the design is good. Not familiar enough with that gun to know, but I'd hate to think that the only thing preventing a slide from embedding in my skull was a spring.
This was a nice review of the gun I found by the way - https://guntoters.com/blog/2020/02/16/c ... ct-review/
The slide hopefully would never come OFF to the rear, even without a spring at all, if the design is good. Not familiar enough with that gun to know, but I'd hate to think that the only thing preventing a slide from embedding in my skull was a spring.
This was a nice review of the gun I found by the way - https://guntoters.com/blog/2020/02/16/c ... ct-review/
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Re: slide spring
Yeah, people just don't look that good with a slide protruding from their eye socket.
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Re: slide spring
the slide comes off to the front.AJMD429 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2024 9:17 pm .
The slide hopefully would never come OFF to the rear, even without a spring at all, if the design is good. Not familiar enough with that gun to know, but I'd hate to think that the only thing preventing a slide from embedding in my skull was a spring.
This was a nice review of the gun I found by the way - https://guntoters.com/blog/2020/02/16/c ... ct-review/
Rossi 92 .357 lever , and a cz pcr 9mm
Henry .22 lever, Remington speedmaster 552 .22 lr
Marlin Glenfield .22 boltaction
gforce 12ga semi
Taylor's Tactical 1911 A1 FS in .45acp
ruger vaquero, 357 magnum
Marlin 336W .30.30
beeman sportsman rs2 dual caliber pellet rifle
henry .22 magnum pumpaction/octagon barrel
stag 5.56 m4 with reddot
Henry .22 lever, Remington speedmaster 552 .22 lr
Marlin Glenfield .22 boltaction
gforce 12ga semi
Taylor's Tactical 1911 A1 FS in .45acp
ruger vaquero, 357 magnum
Marlin 336W .30.30
beeman sportsman rs2 dual caliber pellet rifle
henry .22 magnum pumpaction/octagon barrel
stag 5.56 m4 with reddot