What are the spring weights, and is there only one firing pin spring?
1178075
Some kits have 2 firing pin springs. The kit I purchased had 2. One is for duty/personal defense, the other competition. The trigger spring is 6#. The plunger spring is a reduced power spring. For best results a Dremel tool will make grinding the tab down go a lot faster.
1178076
This is from Ghost Inc. Web page: All in one complete kit! We combined all the parts necessary for a do it yourself installation of the ROCKET 3.5 LB and to give you best, lightest & safest trigger pull possible. You save a few bucks and get everything in one shot! The Kit includes 7 parts: Please Note that all trigger kits and Installation kits now come with the COMPLETE SPRING KIT 1.) 1-Rocket 3.5 LB. 2.) 1- 6.0 lb Trigger Spring 3.) 1- 4.0 lb Firing Pin Spring 4.) 1- 6.0 lb Firing Pin Spring 5.) 1-Ghost Armorers Plate 6.) 1-Ghost Armorers Tool 7.) 1- Reduced power firing pin safety spring. Please Note: The 4.0 lb Firing Pin Spring may cause light primer strikes in some pistols. The 4.0 Firing Pin Spring is best used in Target/Sport shooting. For Self Defense or in a 10mm/45 caliber Glock we recommend the 6.0 lb firing pin spring.
1178077
I cannot remember the spring rates. There are 2 firing springs in the kit. One is considered the competition spring and it produces a very light pull.
1178078
There's one firing pin spring,one trigger spring that you don't have to use and two springs for your safety plunger/extractor. It's awesome and easy to install
1178079
I think the springs are 5 lbs. don't quote me. 3.5 is a good weight for that trigger
1933074
I don't remember right off hand, but my 9 year old son is the one that shoots ours! I thing it was under 4lbs if I'm not mistaken
131208
20 lbs. Is a heavy spring. It's for 180 gr +P or just Hot Ammo. I think 17 lbs. is what is called for in the 40 S&W; Glock 22. It has the stander slide so 20 lbs. might be a bit much unless your issue ammo is HOT like +P ammo. I would not tamper my duty gun unless calling Glock first here. To much at stake here for liability reasons.
370817
generally relates to shooting heavier or lighter loads so the action cycles properly; unless you're doing hand loads, use the recommend spring weight for your caliber.
490831
IT IS NOT A DROP IN KIT. This is a great upgrade but it does require some modification. Check out YouTube for a good install video. As for the firing pin, it comes with both 4 & 6 lbs springs. The longer one is the 6 lbs spring.
1205962
I have a mix of PDX1 (slug w/3 OO buckshot), Hornady 00 buck, and Remington 00 buck, fully loaded and the weight is approx. 14 lbs. Don't concern yourself tho because as you continue to shoot this will lighten very quickly......
1911704
There are no springs on the press. It is a simple device consisting of two plastic "plates" with two large screws and wing nuts to tighten the press. It works very well.
1830227
mine all weigh 290 gr. +/- 1gr. on my Ohaus reloading scale. Ready to shoot without broadhead or field tip. Double checked after reading the other answer.
357567
I am sorry to say that I do not have an answer to that. The package, however does contain three (3) pins which will make for a clearly smoother and quieter experience (that bolt slap at blowback). I have shot hundreds of times with the current pin with no significant wear. Fortunately when trade out becomes necessary, it is a simple procedure. Inexpensive, simple to swap out and functional-as far as this shooter is concerned-works for me......
1333931
THE P650L will not fire without pins. So far I have shot 2" pins into walnut, oak, maple, bamboo, and a couple of exotics and I have not had any problems. Play with your air pressure if you have any problem.
1416369
Hi yes there is a spring but it doesn't help in recoil just in adjusting elevation you can't see it in the picture it is right where the arm pivots the weight you put on the sled cuts the recoil I like mine 3 1/2 magnum 12 gauge and no pain
368937
No, it is single action. Each time you pull the trigger you have to manually pull the slide to the rear to re-cock the trigger spring. I love mine!
1920859
As far as I know it's just headless pins but not positive all I have ever used was headless pins. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. There are videos of reviews of this gun on youtube that may help you.
956248
Yes. Frame pinnings have no bearing on this slide group componant. My lone wolf RSA is installed in my Gen3 19, and while I still consider it to be under evaluation, stability under recoil is better. I also have more faith in steel over plastic on a core operating componant. It is a fairly heavy spring best suited for combat / defensive carry loads.
1875203
By none . This is only useful to add tacticalcool to your 1911Half the people seeing it as you blast a charging paper target will think "Look he stopped the recoil spring from kinking." other will think. "What a sap!" all you added was useless weight. I, on the other hand bought it to replace the stock plug on my Springfield 1911. So I can take down without a Allen wrench while keeping the stock appearance. I'm sure people think I'm cool.....
1383259
There is a clip that comes out and you reload a spring fed mechanism. I also bought a small funnel reloader which helps as well.
106519
Just one. These are high tension springs made for a metal double car garage. Use extreme caution when installing. Its worth having a door place do it for you.