DPM Recoil reduction system - Production division

[Slavex]

bwahahaha, well as I said I'm not shocked. But, he wasn't the only one, there were a lot of competitors using them, they need to release something regarding this through the official website or something, so that everyone knows.

 

[keitha]

Since the OP seems to have his answer I don't feel too guilty derailing the thread. Do those things actually work/make a difference? I don't know anyone who has one.

I use them in my CZ Tactical Sports and single stack 1911's they really reduce the beating on the frame with its 3 spring setup. Recoil is not much different that I notice but I know it reduces the beating on the gun. I have had no malfunctions at all using them. I will continue to use them.

 

[1ABNDT]

Just want to chime in on the DPM system, just recieved my DPM RRS for my Beretta and it states in the brochure that came in the package.


"The above DPM Recoil Systems are allowed for use in IPSC,IDPA,USPSA competition shooting games". From 2019 are also allowed in IPSC Production Category*

 

[1ABNDT]

If any body is interested in buying the DPM RRS, you can purchase direct. It will ship from Athens, Greece.

You can also use this code for 10% off your entire order, ("B9USA") I found on youtube. I am not sure if it applies to Beretta products only, but it won't hurt to try it.

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[Slavex]

DPMS can claim whatever they want, unless and until IPSC issues a ruling allowing it in Production, they are banned.

 

[1ABNDT]

True you are correct, I also just noticed a small asterix beside that "production" statement.