[Tape]

Hey guys, I traded my hi-cap springfield 1911 for a glock 21SF and he threw in a 45 super barrel, SS guide rod and recoil spring and a ghost trigger kit. I think I did great. I just wonder if anyone uses the SS guide rod and recoil spring in their stock glock. I am thinking it is not a good idea because the factory one flex's and the SS doesn't. Do you think it is ok to use the SS one or not, I believe it's a 24lb setup. What are your thoughts.

 

[carllavoie]

Do you think it is ok to use the SS one or not, I believe it's a 24lb setup. What are your thoughts.

I've a Glock 22 .40Cal and I'm using a SS 22lb setup with it. I'm about at 1000+ rounds fired already with it and I got ZERO problems. Everything is nice and smooth.

 

[david1962hd]

I've a Glock 22 .40Cal and I'm using a SS 22lb setup with it. I'm about at 1000+ rounds fired already with it and I got ZERO problems. Everything is nice and smooth.

I'm using the same with a recoil buffer, no problems here either.

 

[mikecu]

I've heard that a Glock will still function fine with a broken guide rod and it's only purpose is to hold the spring together for reassembly.
If true, I wouldn't spend extra $'s to add weight.

Any Glock armorer opinion's?

 

[iGlock]

Ive used an ss guide rod in all my glocks but i stuck with factory weight.

 

[SHOOTER13]

I personally have never swapped out my factory installed guide rod,

and probably never will unless it were to break...

 

[leb686]

Glock perfection, can't toy with that logic, would like to give it a try though.