Best compensator for glock 17L and reduced recoil spring info?

[Kidd X]

That's insane. ..you have an oddly skewed assumption of the world.

Lots of very experienced shooter use and enjoy compensators.

Again I will please ask you to not post in the thread. If you are not talking about the actual questions the first post.

Thank you

Not insane, it's called nearly 20 years of experience watching people chase performance with bolt on junk instead of investing in proper training and trigger time. The experienced competitive shooters who are using a comp are well, very experienced. The gains are minimal to non existent so the experienced(read SKILLED) shooters have nothing to lose and everything to gain. The average to low end shooter(read most shooters) will not see any change in performance.

 

[IM_Lugger]

Compensator for a 9mm is going to be mainly for looks. So it doesn't matter what you get because you don't actually need one ( if you get one get what looks best)

 

[BBKKCC]

Not insane, it's called nearly 20 years of experience watching people chase performance with bolt on junk instead of investing in proper training and trigger time. The experienced competitive shooters who are using a comp are well, very experienced. The gains are minimal to non existent so the experienced(read SKILLED) shooters have nothing to lose and everything to gain. The average to low end shooter(read most shooters) will not see any change in performance.

Okay what ever you think. You again did not answer the questions.

So for the third time please do not post in the thread if it is not related to the questions.

Thank you

 

[BBKKCC]

I have shot a compensated Glock... you're going to need to experiment with a lighter spring or hotter ammo as the action may not fully cycle with regular ammo. I'd try a 14 or 15 lb spring to start but it is ammo dependant. If you have the money and it's something you want to try, go for it.

Thank you for the info. I was thinking lighter. May need to get a few springs

 

[tiriaq]

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