What's the general consensus? Are the claims true?
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What's the general consensus? Are the claims true?
What are the claims? and to most of us not really, they are a low wear/impact pc and generally don't wear out but some replace it because they like the look
nothing re-wires a human more effectively than pain, fear and, especially, trauma.
People say that because they weigh a little more that it helps with the recoil. I have never fired one with it in but for $50 bucks I'd try one out.
My G21SF has a metal guide rod (came in it with a trade) I think it is stainless but I dont know what a tungsten looks like. I have only fired it with this guide rod so i dont know if there is a diffrence or not. Can someone describe Tungsten. This guide rod is of course a good bit heavier then the stock plastic type.
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Went back and checked my notes that I made after the trade, my notes say LW Titanium Guide Rod. I really dont know if it is Stainless or Titanium, it feels heavy to me.
Last edited by texcowboy; 01-11-2013 at 05:22 PM.
Only a Biker knows why a Dog hangs his head out the window.
G29SF, G20SF, G30SF, G36, G21SF RTF2, G32 GEN 4, G33, G19
NRA Life Member.
If you're really bent on recoil reduction, this might interest you.
DPM Systems USA, Recoil Reduction For The Next Millenium And Beyond
Never tried one myself, but there are YT videos on it available online.
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Only a Biker knows why a Dog hangs his head out the window.
G29SF, G20SF, G30SF, G36, G21SF RTF2, G32 GEN 4, G33, G19
NRA Life Member.
I agree with both of you. I merely suggested it as a possible alternative. If the OP is shooting a 9mm, how much reduction is needed, since there's very little to begin with. I use the stock RSA and am totally satisfied.
USAF - '66-'70
Retired Pa State Police
"I said I never had much USE for one. Never said I didn't know how to use one".....Matthew Quigley
Former NRA Police Instructor, gunwriter, and a few other assorted things
the stock glock has passed every torture test in over 20 years.. aftermarket stuff hey everyones trying to make a living. when we were kids and the muscle cars were the rage. the old saying was "if it don't go....chrome it " the stock glocks GO.