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I had surgery 5 years ago for ruptured discs in my back for that same reason. At times the pain was intolerable and would literally bring tears to my eyes, especially when going fron sitting to standing. Before the surgery I tried the chiropractor and physical therapy all to no avail. It would stop the pain momentarily, but it would soon return. Definately get an MRI to check for ruptured discs.

I watched all 3 movies on Netflix too. I thought the 1st and 2nd were great, but the 3rd kind of lacked the action. They are all enjoyable and totally worth watching, in fact I went out and bought the books.

Gen 4 Glock 17 Vanek Classic Trigger Jager guide rod with 13# ISMI spring Dawson Precision Fiber front with adjustable rear sight CR Speed belt Bladetech DOH holster and mag pouches Shooting UMC factory 115 FMJ

+1, this is true as I just found out when installing my Dawson sights on my G17.

Yep, everyone I work with knows I like to shoot. No one has a problem with it either.

Sorry to hear about all the trouble. I was not having problems before with mine, except for when my wife and daughter shot it. They had stovepiping problems which I think was from limpwristing, but I never had any when I would shoot it. I have been using 115gr. UMC stuff the whole time. I do think that the factory spring is too tight. I was neer a big fan of Glock before this pistol, but the current setup I have now with a Vanek Trigger, the Jager guiderod with the 13lb. spring and lonewolf barrell has turned this into one of my favorite guns.

I just replaced my factory Gen4 guiderod with Jagers and the 13# ISMI spring. It worked great shooting the 115gr UMC stuff.

Well, I got my Jager guide rod with the 13# spring, that combined with my Lonewolf barrell and Vanek Classic trigger and all I can say is...WOW....the Glock shoots great now.

I just ordered one for mine also. Waiting to try it out as soon as it comes in.

I have been shooting my Gen 4 G17 with 115gr and no issues, however, when I let my wife and daughter shoot it they had FTE problems (stovepiping) which I contributed to them limp wristing the pistol. I too feel that the factory recoil spring has too much weight. Does anyone know exactly what the weight of the factory springs are? Another concern of mine is that I recently installed a compensator but have yet to try it out. I am hoping that I won't have issues because of it. I was considering a replacement guiderod/spring from Jager. Should I go with the 13 or the 15 pound assembly?

Thanks for all the welcome's. I see a few familiar screen names here also.

Hello everyone. I stumbled on these forums and was amazed at the information available on here so I had to join. I have been shooting most of my life since I was a kid, and I recently took the plunge and joined the USPSA. I haven't competed yet, but I am looking forward to my first time at a match. I figure I can use all of the help that I can get so here I am.