Mr17

In my opinion you sholdn't mix a stock plunger with a lighter spring. If you want to improve your Glock's trigger job you can replace the stock plunger with a titanium one and replace the stock striker with a titanium one. I tested a G26 with these two replacement and the quality of the trigger job was greatly improved. Massimo.

Here in Italy is probably the most used gun in IPSC. I tested one of them but I haven't feeling with the grip so I still prefer my Glock. In my opinion is a good gun but some of them have feeding problems or other mechanical problems; probably the quality isn't costant. In Italy there are a lot of aftermarket products but I don't know which could be the situation in the U.S.A.. I think that the price in Italy is just a bit higher than 1.100/1.200 euros and you should consider the increase that the price could have for shipping costs. If you want I could call one of the chaper armoury in Italy and ask them for it. Regards. Massimo.

Just two preliminary question: which is your PF? Which is bullet weight? In my experience Glocks work well with stock spring, I've ever used it and I've never had these problems both with weak reloads or strong ones. Now I reload with 125 grs lead bullet and N340 (pls note that in Italy I have to use 9x21). Have you tried to use a shock buffer? I use it on a G17 with stock sping and, in my opinion it helps, just a little, but it helps, I feel the gun more controllable. Let me know if you need any further help. Massimo.

I use factory box stock both for IDPA/IPSC and it works great with a PF of 127. I also use a shock buffer. I reload usually with a 124 grs lead bullet and N340 as powder but you should note that in Italy we can't use 9 Luger so we use 9x21. Regards. Massimo.

Good evening to everyone, I'm a new member of this forum. I'm an italian shooter and, first of all, I would apologize for all the mistakes I'll do writing in english; I'm not sure about my english level. I have your same problems with dillon 550b primers system: my primer bar doesn't work, it hangs up. I'm forced to manually move the bar back. I cleaned, polished and lubed it as you suggested but without results. I made some tests and I noticed that without the spring it works well but, of course, the bar doesn't goes in. Is the spring the problem? I would weaken the spring but I'm afraid of breaking it. I hope the mail message is clear. Could you help me to solve this problem? Thank you in advance. Massimo.