Mini Glock Recoil Spring??

[1911 Junkie]

But........but..........but..........but........they're perfection.   

[BAC]

But........but..........but..........but........they're perfection.  

Can of worms...check.

Can opener...check...

 

[Timothy]

But........but..........but..........but........they're perfection.   

Just checked.....Yup, the website says Glock Perfection!

still wish I could get my hands on a G36 though!

[fightingquaker13]

But........but..........but..........but........they're perfection.   

For me, thus far they have been after many, many boxes of ammo. But, nothing lasts forever. If its an issue of replacing a $5 spring after x rounds, still good enough.
FQ13

[texcaliber]

when your recoil spring guide rod protrudes it is because it is an aftermarket system. Which means it is O.K.

If it is factory you need to replace it A.S.A.P. so you do not batter your frame with your slide went shooting major powerfactor loads. If you are shooting PF loads under 155 not going to be a problem for another 2-5000 rounds but that is depending on how many rounds you have tough that spring. Remember all springs must be replace eventually.

tex

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[PegLeg45]

If it is the stock plastic guide, is it possible that it has stretched?
That still would not explain BM's SS guide, except, as others have noted it may have been longer to begin with.

My G27's guide is just beyond flush, as it has always been, with no gap.


http://www.glock.com/english/index_pistols.htm

[ericire12]

My 26 is flush

[texcaliber]

For me, thus far they have been after many, many boxes of ammo. But, nothing lasts forever. If its an issue of replacing a $5 spring after x rounds, still good enough.
FQ13

I think the last time a G30 spring/guide system was ordered from shop it was <$2, the shipping cost more than part.

[Badgersmilk]

Factory new picture.  Sticks out.


The aftermarket one stuck out from the first time I put it in.  

[1911 Junkie]

Doesn't seem to affect function, so who cares?