I wanted to hear what the experts had to say.
I have never had a reason to replace a recoil spring with a non-stock spring.
I have heard that a stronger recoil spring will allow a pistol to have less wear and tear while shooting hot ammo - say +P rounds.
Assuming that the pistol is able to eject and chamber without failure and lock-back on last round, is there any potential problems using a stronger spring?
If a modern pistol is NOT rated for +P ammo, will a stronger recoil spring prevent most issues?
I am considering shooting +P 380acp in an LCP. I like the underwood 68 grain Xtreme Defender ammo. I would think that the 68 grains versus the standard 90 grain bullet would also help with the issue.
What is your opinion?
I have never had a reason to replace a recoil spring with a non-stock spring.
I have heard that a stronger recoil spring will allow a pistol to have less wear and tear while shooting hot ammo - say +P rounds.
Assuming that the pistol is able to eject and chamber without failure and lock-back on last round, is there any potential problems using a stronger spring?
If a modern pistol is NOT rated for +P ammo, will a stronger recoil spring prevent most issues?
I am considering shooting +P 380acp in an LCP. I like the underwood 68 grain Xtreme Defender ammo. I would think that the 68 grains versus the standard 90 grain bullet would also help with the issue.
What is your opinion?