Lighter recoil spring for glock

[kman300]

I think I need to switch from the stock spring (17#) to something lighter (thinking of a 15#) to work with my reduced loads (g22, 180gr @ 725fps). The gun cycles with the stock spring but ejection is not all that great. Get one off the brim of my hat every now and then.

Can someone tell me where I can get a 15# spring for my G22?

Thanks

 

[cr5]

I think Questar can get them.
If you don't mind US mail order I bought a couple from Rock Your Glock not long ago. Good prices and only took a couple weeks to get them. Be careful though, they have lots of really cool stuff and before you know it you may have spent a lot of cash

I'm sure there are more Canadian suppliers but you'll have to check some of our sponsoring dealer websites and maybe use your phone and talk to a few since small parts like springs don't usually make it to the webstores.

Good luck

 

[Geoff B]

Try Wolff Springs in the US. They sell pistol packs with a variety of spring weights to find the correct recoil spring to suit your ammo.

 

[tobin]

Try Wolff Springs in the US. They sell pistol packs with a variety of spring weights to find the correct recoil spring to suit your ammo.

Wolff will also sell you a non captured steel recoil spring guide rod which takes their springs which are different size and type than IMSI or the stock Glock springs. Wolff are round wire springs while the Glock and IMSI are flat wire springs.

 

[TrevorF]

I get all my recoil spring from glockworx.

 

[Suputin]

You can go straight to Wolff.

 

[IM_Lugger]

If this was a gen4 you could just use a G17 RSA...

 

[BCRider]

Another sign that it may be weak is if the slide doesn't lock back at the last shot every time.

 

[hical.ca]

Cases should eject 6' or so, if not we stock all the springs to tune your loads.