Glock 20 SF

4949shooter · January 29 2014 03:21:45 PM MST

I agree. I think I might end up going the same route. Not unless PBR can come up with something that works for a better price.

Intercooler · January 29 2014 04:40:35 PM MST

Still plenty of room for another on the Italian Stallion Wagon too if you hit issues ${$default_cheesy_smiley}$

mt10mm · January 29 2014 07:56:04 PM MST

Quote from: Intercooler on January 29 2014 04:40:35 PM MST
Still plenty of room for another on the Italian Stallion Wagon too if you hit issues ${$default_cheesy_smiley}$

Still looking at them

Dann Fassnacht · January 30 2014 12:06:56 PM MST

I run the (mild) Hornady 175 grain Critical Duty rounds in my Glock 20SF with a 20 lb. flat recoil spring, and my pistol seems to really like this load/spring combo.

mt10mm · February 05 2014 05:41:41 AM MST

I have ordered a 24lb recoil spring and have a 22lb spring. What is everyone running? the 22 or 24? I'm shooting the 220gr UW cast, 200 UW TMJ and DT 200gr Cast.

Rich10 · February 05 2014 09:48:09 AM MST

I'm running a 22lb.

4949shooter · February 05 2014 01:08:47 PM MST

22 pound here. I probably mentioned this but it runs great with Underwood 165 grain tmj.

mt10mm · February 05 2014 05:41:20 PM MST

If someone was to mix up 3 different lbs springs how would one tell the difference as they are not marked. You see my friend has done this and asked me for help ${$default_grin_smiley}$

The_Shadow · February 05 2014 06:05:26 PM MST

You can use a fish scale to weigh the spring's pressure, you may need a small eye bolt (longer than the spring) with a nut and washer against the spring, place the spring against a small hole in a piece of plate (locked in a vice) with the eye protruding to pull from with the scale.

mt10mm · February 05 2014 07:09:42 PM MST

Quote from: The_Shadow on February 05 2014 06:05:26 PM MST
You can use a fish scale to weigh the spring's pressure, you may need a small eye bolt (longer than the spring) with a nut and washer against the spring, place the spring against a small hole in a piece of plate (locked in a vice) with the eye protruding to pull from with the scale.

That is a great idea! I will try that and see what I come up with.

Thanks!

ShadeTreeVTX · February 06 2014 06:52:38 AM MST

One thing as a handloader, I can adjust the ammo's potential to suit my setup or particular needs! I can sacrifice some speed for reliability! ${$default_cool_smiley}$

I agree with Shadow

Doug

mt10mm · February 08 2014 02:03:15 PM MST

Went out today with 24lbs spring with rock my glock rod and no pressure signs or any FTF or FTE with DT 200gr cast, UW 200gr TMJ and some prvi 180gr HP

I'm a happy camper

4949shooter · February 08 2014 02:11:21 PM MST

Quote from: MT10mm on February 08 2014 02:03:15 PM MST
Went out today with 24lbs spring with rock my glock rod and no pressure signs or any FTF or FTE with DT 200gr cast, UW 200gr TMJ and some prvi 180gr HP

I'm a happy camper

Excellent!

I am glad things are working with your 20.