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This is what I received from Springer Precision: The factory recoil spring is 17lbs but we have been using the 16lbs recoil spring and we prefer it for factory ammo. Sincerely, Carmen Parmelee Customer Service Springer Precision LLC 4586 SW 21 ST STE 5 Redmond, OR 97756

Does anybody know what recoil spring comes factory? I am looking at replacing it with a stainless steel guide rod and need to know if I should get a 14# or 16# spring for it.

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Thanks everyone. I pushed down really hard on the loader and got 19 in the magazine s.

I can't get the last round in the magazine. These are stock magazines. Any suggestions?

StoneBridge Gunworks Part # 234 It comes with a 14# flatwire recoil spring.

I put in a tungsten guide rod and the brass back strap and Talon grips. Works good for me.

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Check out the Canik Fanatik Forum. It's all about Canik and they are very helpful.

Try screwing in reverse and you'll feel the threads drop in and then screw the cap in.

Got mine Saturday and installed it yesterday. Perfect fit and it feels great. I also added a tungsten guide rod a while back. I really like the gun weight now. Put Talon grip back on cuz I like the rough texture.

Check out the Canik Fanatik Forum. They are all about Canik and will have a solution for you.

Clean Shot and Accurate #2 are the same. Check the load data for Accurate #2.

Black Dot Ammunition if I remember correctly from before I started reloading they load their ammo at 130 PF for 9mm. Maybe give them a try.

I was cleaning primer pockets today and found some brass with bigger than normal flash holes. One was I would guess 3 times the normal size. Others I found not so big but bigger than normal. My question is it OK to load and shoot them or do I throw in the junk brass bucket?

I load DG Bullets 125g CN at 1.125 for my Shadow 2.

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It's number 24 on the burn chart. burn-rate-color1.pdf

Just wanted to show you the modification on my disk.

There is a modification that some are doing. It involves to drill and tap a set screw in the disk at the outside of the hole. Then you can screw the set screw in to lower the volume.

I am new to reloading and have a question. Can a bullet be reseated after it has been crimped? Like from 1.125 to 1.122 and then crimped again. What issues can come from doing this? Thanks for all advice and knowledge you can give.

DG Bullets sells a 125 CN BB NLG bullet. I know you asked for 124 but just thought I would put this out there.

Great information. Do you think you will be testing DG Bullets? In 9mm and .40 S&W?

I am going to use Cleanshot and CFE Pistol. Does any one have a starting load? I will be shooting these out of my CZ Shadow2.

What is the views of Shooters World Clean Shot? I am gonna start reloading and this is all I could find in 1 lb bottle. I am gonna start loading .40 for my TSO.