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Glock Gen 4 Recoil Calibration Kit

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For use in Glock 17/17L, 22, 24, 31, 34, 35 Generation 4 pistols only.

Making sure you have the correct weight recoil spring in your gun is going to make a difference on how it handles when performing double taps. Too heavy a spring will cause the muzzle to "nose dive" and take longer for you to recover the sight picture before you can shoot again. Too light a spring may cause damage and introduce feeding failures. Each spring is marked with a different color to help distinguish the weights of each spring for easy identification. Included in our calibration kit is a Full-length, stainless steel guide rod to help prevent spring bind and improve cycling. But best of all it allows you to quickly swap out various springs weights to fine tune your pistol to the ammo you are feeding it for the best performance. You can keep your factory guide rod assembly intact.
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MSRP: $34.95
Our Price: $29.95
Sale Price: $24.95
Savings: $10.00


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Part #: 101-G4KT-GLOK
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Installation Instructions RESTRICTIONS
 
1) Disassembly pistol by removing slide, barrel and factory recoil spring assembly from the frame
2) Compress factory recoil assembly and remove from barrel and slide
3) Install recoil spring over the end of the guide rod taper end first
4) Compress spring and slip on Gen4 bushing and tighten hex screw to hold in place (We recommend the use of Blue Loctite to help hold into place)
4) Reinstall captured guide rod and spring into slide with the bushing end towards the muzzle
Recoil Spring Calibration
Video Review on RUMBLE - (copy and paste the link)
  • Color coded recoil springs for easy identification of various weights

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1 of 5 Does not go back to battery January 22, 2024
Reviewer: John Jones from Sapulpa, OK United States  
Does not matter what I do 15 Lb wouldn’t go back in battery I have to push in to lock it in no good to me so it’s spring or Gide rod not working

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